Urgent Action Needed To End US Marijuana Arrests
Hundreds of thousands of Americans continue to have their lives disrupted by senseless marijuana arrests,…
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Remembering Oaksterdam University’s Richard Lee
A passionate activist, Richard Lee founded Oaksterdam University and spearheaded the legalization initiative in California…
Anti-Pot Org Claims DEA Administrator Was Not Included in Rescheduling Decision
As the federal government moves to reclassify cannabis and put it in a slightly less…
DEA Moves To Reclassify Cannabis Under Schedule III in Historic Move, Report Indicates
The U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), under the Biden administration, will move to reclassify cannabis…
New York Regulators To Vote on Proposed Weed Home Cultivation Rules
New York State cannabis regulators are set to vote on proposed rules to govern home…
Report: More Than 2 Million Pot-Related Expungements Since 2018
Over the last half-decade, millions of Americans have seen their marijuana-related convictions expunged by state…
30,000 Papers on Cannabis Published By Scientists in Last Decade
The wave of legalization that has swept over the United States in the last decade…
Wyoming Advocates Adamant on Collecting Signatures for Ballot Initiatives
Wyoming advocates are more motivated than ever to get a medical cannabis bill on the…
Pittsburgh Advocates Unite To Legalize Adult-Use Cannabis in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania’s second-largest city, advocates are busy working to legalize adult-use cannabis. Last month, two…
U.S. Lawmakers File Bill To Ease Federal Employment Restrictions On Cannabis Use
A bipartisan pair of U.S. lawmakers last week introduced legislation to ease federal employment restrictions…
Cal NORML Warns of Potential THC-O Acetate Risk
New data shows a potential problem with vaping THC-O acetate, and the reasons are worthy…
Cannabis Researchers Published 4,300 Scientific Papers in 2022
NORML recently announced that according to a PubMed.gov keyword search, there were more than 4,300…