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Rep. Sheldon Neeley has introduced a bill in Michigan that would allow pot convictions to be expunged.

Democratic delegates are advocating for cannabis legalization in several states.

The FDA has approved a prescription drug derived from CBD oil.

The amendment would have protected banks who are working with legal cannabis companies.

Patterson showed that his time at the DEA (before becoming director) did not yield much knowledge of cannabis.

Check out the Republican Convention to learn more about Texas and cannabis decriminalization.

Should Alaska tax legal cannabis sales based on the THC content?

Former U.S. Attorney Bill Nettles reportedly pushed both parties to place medical cannabis on their primary ballots.

The Senate’s farm bill still needs to be approved by the Senate Agriculture Committee and the full chamber.

The group is urging cities in legal states to expunge past marijuana convictions.

Although this legislative rider does not protect recreational cannabis, it will continue to shield MMJ patients.

New York’s State Assembly voted to seal marijuana convictions and allow medical cannabis access for opioid use disorder.

U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has inserted hemp legalization into the 2018 Senate Farm Bill.

The Senate Appropriations Committee approved the amendment, offered by Sen. Steve Daines and Sen. Jeff Merkley.

The United States is the world’s biggest consumer of hemp products.

U.S. Attorney McGregor Scott said he will prioritize busting illegal weed instead of the legal market in CA.

A Senate Committee is seeking half a million dollars to go towards an industrial hemp seed bank in the U.S.

The ruling allows Arizona’s more than 160,000 medical marijuana patients to have cannabis on campuses legally.

The NY State Democratic Committee supports the legalization of marijuana when regulated and taxed similar to alcohol.

Opponents began a misleading campaign where paid canvassers tried to get citizens to remove their petition signatures.

Some polls show Sanders to be the most popular politician in the country.

Michigan Senator Rick Jones says cannabis infused alcoholic beverages are “a recipe for disaster.”