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The U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee voted to approve an amendment that would allow doctors in the Department of Veteran Affairs to recommend medical marijuana to veterans.

We all know that some cannabis strains can cause cottonmouth or suck the moisture out of your eyeballs, but one author is adamant that it dries out a more intimate area of the body.

Chuck Rosenberg, the new Chief Administrator of the Drug Enforcement Agency, has pledged to devote less time and money on the enforcement of marijuana.

Despite the fact that various Washington retail cannabis businesses were warned of upcoming compliance checks, four of 22 stores were caught selling cannabis to underage shoppers.

It’s another week of progress as we look at the latest in cannabis legalization news on both the global and domestic front. Stay aware and informed with these legalization updates:

The Brazilian governmental health surveillance agency, ANVISA, is now allowing CBD hemp oil products to be imported into the country.

Citizens across the world are getting antsy for cannabis legalization. Are you paying attention? If not, get up to speed with this week’s legalization news:

If you’ve ever wondered what’s on an Australian cannabis consumer’s to-do list, Western Australia’s Murdoch police force can glean some insight for you.

Although Massachusetts has decriminalized cannabis and legalized medical marijuana, many of its district attorneys don’t agree with with the state’s cannabis laws.

A bill that would end cannabis prohibition in Texas was passed by the House Criminal Jurisprudence Committee. If it’s approved by the full House and Senate, Texas could legalize cannabis.