Articles tagged with "Washington DC"

Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado said Trump made the pledge to him in a Wednesday night conversation.

California, Oregon and other states are seeking a meeting with the AG in hopes of resolving the conflict between federal and state laws that has left the nation’s cannabis industry in legal limbo.

After a brief government shutdown—and another moment of angst for the cannabis industry—a key protection for state-legal cannabis will live another day.

Yes, cannabis is legal in DC. But you can’t sell it, and cops aren’t buying the gifting concept.

The District legalized three years ago, but Congress blocked all regulations. The result: An underground market where ‘art’ is sold by the gram.

We’re tracking how US attorneys in legal states have responded to the removal of the Cole memo—and how likely they are to take action.

LIVE COVERAGE: Leafly editors and correspondents across the US are covering this important breaking story. Check back for rolling updates all day.

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.

When festival-goers fall into a bad trip, volunteers with the Zendo Project are there to protect them from harm. I sat in on a training session.

DCMJ protested outside the Department of Housing & Urban Development in opposition of cannabis evictions from public housing, handing out cannabis to federal employees.