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From “cannabis cafes” to “craft cooperatives,” regulators have been laying out a vision for what a potential multibillion dollar marijuana industry might look like.

The petition seeks to make it legal to grow, possess, use and distribute marijuana for people 21 and older. It also seeks to seal the records of those convicted of certain cannabis crimes.

Though it may seem Texas policymakers have softened their attitude on cannabis, bringing them closer to the US population as a whole, they have not.

This week we take on net neutrality, Walmart’s ‘Weed Christmas Tree,’ Canada’s plan to tax medical cannabis, the MassRoots implosion, and holiday classics from the Pogues and LCD Soundsystem.

The new rules pose a big threat to the cannabis movement, which has relied on the internet as a vital tool for education, research, and political organizing.

County commissioners voted unanimously to put the advisory referendum on the ballot. It could help state lawmakers decide whether to push state legislation.

The Cannabis Control Commission unanimously approved a policy to allow the establishments, where patrons could to purchase and consume cannabis on site.

Colorado’s largest city is reviewing the first application from a business seeking to be among the nation’s first legal marijuana clubs.

His commission ignored evidence, rejected cannabis, stiffed the budget, and dumped the problem on Kellyanne Conway. Aside from that: Best response ever!

Co-founders of Responsible Ohio revealed the “Free Market Adult Consumption of Marijuana” measure on Monday.