Tuesday is 4/20, which is just a date for many, but for the growing and increasingly mainstreamed cannabis culture, it's something akin to a national holiday. Here’s a look at how cannabis stacks up 50 years after the de-facto high holiday took root.
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Washington’s Legislature moves to address equity in the cannabis business
After a year in which governments and businesses experienced a racial reckoning after the death of George Floyd, Washington's Legislature is moving forward in addressing...
Bill allowing homegrown marijuana gains momentum in Washington Legislature
With support from civil liberties groups — and a quiet push by garden-care giant Scotts Miracle-Gro — a bill advancing in the Legislature would legalize...
Jamaica faces marijuana shortage as farmers struggle
Heavy rains followed by drought, an increase in local consumption and a drop in the number of marijuana farmers have caused a shortage in Jamaica's...
Idaho advancing state constitutional ban on all marijuana
Idaho lawmakers on Friday moved forward with a proposed state constitutional amendment that would bar the legalization of marijuana in an attempt to keep the...
Federal ruling against a Philadelphia supervised drug-use site raises questions for Seattle plans
A 2-1 ruling from the Third Circuit Court of Appeals that rejected a proposed supervised injection facility in Philadelphia will not stop Seattle's plan to...
In Amsterdam, getting high at coffee shops may soon be for locals only
Amsterdam is expected to pass a measure that would allow marijuana products to be sold only to Dutch nationals and residents.
Aphria, Tilray combine to create biggest cannabis company
Cannabis, still seen by some as a fringe investment, is a fast-evolving sector as more U.S. states legalize the substance and an increasing number of...
Biden’s challenge: Creating a COVID-19-free White House
WASHINGTON (AP) — Three blocks from the White House, office space for more than 500 Biden transition staffers sits mostly idle. The government is shipping...
Federal judge holds Seattle Police Department in contempt for use of pepper spray, blast balls during Black Lives Matter protests
U.S. District Judge Richard Jones cited instances were police violated an injunction against using violence against peaceful protesters, but found times when police were justified...