Articles in Politics category

Just don’t try to leave the country with it.

Regulators announced a major change to the way they view cannabis-infused edible products, effectively banning all hard candies, fruit chews, and gummies.

The first recreational cannabis licenses have now been granted—but would-be customers will still have to wait a few weeks before the stores open for business.

Everybody promises to pass a legalization bill in 2019. But will it really be better than Prop. 2?

“If somebody is licensed by this state, should they feel at increased risk of federal prosecution now?” U.S. Attorney Bob Troyer said. “Yes. They should.”

The proposed tax rate so steep that dispensary operators warned it could put licensed shops out of business.

A White House panel had asked 14 federal agencies and the DEA to submit “data demonstrating the most significant negative trends” about marijuana and its national “threats.”

The Heisman Trophy winner talks with The Roll-Up: ‘Sharing my story publicly for the first time was extremely healing and cathartic.’

For one, it doesn’t actually reschedule CBD.

Comedian Alyssa Yeoman guests on this week’s show, which is all about that CBD announcement. Well, that and weed at LAX. And Alaska’s killer mud flats. And lobster.