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Rep. David Clark, a Republican Army veteran who sponsored the bill, accused Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle of “playing politics” and stifling the proposal by calling for another study committee.

By a vote of 38-0, the Alaska House passed a measure urging federal officials to let the state handle cannabis regulation.

Seeking the death penalty for drug dealers is stupid, cruel, and dangerous. Trump thinks it works. The evidence says it doesn’t.

As a growing number of New England states are allowing people to possess and use cannabis, Connecticut legislators are under pressure to revisit the issue.

Officials have shuttered 40 medical marijuana businesses that were operating without valid licenses and they’re expected to issue warnings to hundreds of others.

From enlightened zillionaires to accidentally high executives, here are the week’s most notable cannabis quotables.

Caught up in the Trump-Russia affair, the congressman struggles to retain his seat as bipartisan cannabis allies rally behind him.

This week, Arizona allows California med cards, Ben rules on federal-state preemption, and Bruce hypes the Ontario Cannabis Store logo.

The bipartisan bill is an effort to encourage the state’s transition to a legal, regulated cannabis market.

An Arizona appeals court says a man’s medical marijuana recommendation obtained under California’s medical marijuana law provides the same legal immunity as registry cards in Arizona.