Jeff Sessions

The Trump administration is turning over a new leaf concerning the cannabis culture in the United States, and that may begin under the guidance of a new Attorney General, William Barr.

As Attorney General, William Barr would essentially revive the Cole Memo and take a ‘hands-off’ approach to those states that have legalized marijuana.

Barr remains a big supporter of policies that go against the grain of where the country is headed concerning drug-related issues, particularly in relation to marijuana legalization.

Sanders blasted cannabis prohibition in 'Where We Go from Here: Two Years in the Resistance,' his political memoir published Tuesday.

AG Jeff Sessions resigns, Michigan becomes tenth state to legalize adult use cannabis, and more in this week's Marijuana Money.

The cannabis industry expressed relief at the resignation/firing of U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions on...

Should Sessions try to block any efforts in overhauling the criminal justice system, he’d be overruled by Trump himself. Here's why the matters to the cannabis community.

If it goes the distance, medical marijuana research in the United States could make significant strides from where it has stood for more than the past five decades.

If the bill passes, it could substantially open job and workplace opportunities for those with criminal records due to their past marijuana convictions.

Why might the White House be moving in this direction on cannabis policy? It flies in the face of public opinion as well as the president’s promises on the campaign trail and to a senator of his own party.