Vermont Kills Marijuana Legalization Bill
[UPDATED] The Vermont House rejected a marijuana legalization proposal on Tuesday, scuttling the hopes of legalization advocates for major drug reform after promising votes in
[UPDATED] The Vermont House rejected a marijuana legalization proposal on Tuesday, scuttling the hopes of legalization advocates for major drug reform after promising votes in
Any dreams by cannabis entrepreneurs and enthusiasts of creating an Amsterdam on the Potomac were thwarted Tuesday after the D.C. Council voted 7-6 to permanently

WASHINGTON — Prominent pro- and anti-marijuana legalization advocates squared off at a debate at the Brookings Institution Thursday night titled “Should the federal government remove
WASHINGTON — Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Democrat Dianne Feinstein of California, accompanied by a panel of witnesses stacked with drug warriors, called
[UPDATED] The Vermont House rejected a marijuana legalization proposal on Tuesday, scuttling the hopes of legalization advocates for major drug reform after promising votes in the state Senate earlier this year. If passed, Vermont would have been the first state to legalize marijuana through the legislature, rather than by referendum. It would also have brought legalization closer to New England,
Any dreams by cannabis entrepreneurs and enthusiasts of creating an Amsterdam on the Potomac were thwarted Tuesday after the D.C. Council voted 7-6 to permanently ban private cannabis clubs in the District of Columbia. Legalization advocates and one Council member called the move “a slap in the face” to a public task force established to study the issue. Tuesday’s vote

WASHINGTON — Prominent pro- and anti-marijuana legalization advocates squared off at a debate at the Brookings Institution Thursday night titled “Should the federal government remove marijuana from its list of Schedule I drugs?” As the debate moderator noted, marijuana is “in the midst of a revolution.” Medical marijuana is now legal in 23 states and the District of Columbia, and
WASHINGTON — Republican Sen. Chuck Grassley of Iowa and Democrat Dianne Feinstein of California, accompanied by a panel of witnesses stacked with drug warriors, called on the Obama administration Tuesday to enforce federal laws and bring stricter oversight to states with legal marijuana. In a hearing of the Senate Caucus on International Narcotics Control, Grassley and Feinstein railed against the
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