Federal Employee With Stage IV Cancer May Lose Job For Taking Medical Marijuana
A 36-year-old U.S. man diagnosed with stage IV colon cancer in March of this year is now being forced to confront the likelihood of losing his job should he choose to use marijuana for the purpose of relieving symptoms caused by his cancer and cancer treatments. John Doe is a
420: US Still Spending Millions On Failed War On Pot
Today is April 20th, a holiday for marijuana enthusiasts with seeming origins in California, based on the time of day (4:20 pm) when a group of people would smoke weed together. Though the holiday has gone mainstream with millions of people celebrating their love for marijuana today, the recreational use of
Clemency Is Not Enough: Thousands Still Imprisoned For Nonviolent Marijuana Crimes
About 44 percent of federal marijuana inmates had no or very minimal criminal histories prior to their conviction, and over a third are over the age of 40.
Mexican Supreme Court Rules Prohibition Of Cannabis Unconstitutional
The Mexican Supreme Court ruled that cannabis prohibition “violates the right to free development of one’s personality.”
Kevin Zeese: 36 Years Of Legalization Activism (VIDEO)
A look at over 3 decades of marijuana politics, where are we now and how we can keep going in the fight against drug prohibition.
New Schools, Less Crime: Colorado Sees Benefits Of Marijuana Legalization
Colorado’s successful experiment in marijuana legalization is bringing in millions of dollars of revenue per month while simultaneously benefiting schools and contributing to a drop in crime rates. Colorado reached over $50 million dollars in recreational cannabis sales in June, breaking the state’s previous record.