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El Pais now reports via Univision that the Uruguay marijuana bill fixes the price around $2.50 per gram. The bill is up for vote in the Senate, where it is expected to be passed, and finally signed into law by President José Mujica, a longtime supporter of drug reform.
Both the drug war crusaders of law enforcement and their targets, organized crime, agree that marijuana should not be legal.
Jamen Shively, creator of the Diego Pellicier 'premium' marijuana retail brand, is speaking Monday at noon at San Francisco's St. Francis Drake Hotel...
Sativa Magazine took an in-depth look at the effects of legalization on businesses with their article The Top Ten Business Benefits of Legalization.
As more women are drawn to Humboldt County’s cannabis trade & off-grid lifestyle, a local battered-women’s shelter has noticed a growing trend of violent...
Chuck used to sell marijuana in California. But the legalization of medical marijuana in the state meant competing against hundreds of marijuana dispensaries. So he moved to New York. Since making the move, he says, he's quadrupled his income.
The Chicago Crime Commission recently named Guzman “Public Enemy Number One,” a title CNN notes was created for bootlegger & gangster Al Capone - Prohibtion
As Washington gears up to implement I-502, opposition voices concerns about the legal marijuana making its way to other states.
Canada's Liberal Party states that prohibition has failed to keep marijuana away from youth, and that legalization would create jobs, hurt black market.
The use of drugs should be decriminalized with the least harmful substances regulated & sold in shops, a group of British parliamentarians said in a report.
2012 Monitoring the Future Survey reports that there was no rise in daily or annual marijuana use among teens. According to the report, “annual marijuana...
Delaware Governor Jack Markell says the Obama administration should be more clear about its position on pot because if the feds won’t pursue medical or...
Banking entity HSBC Group has agreed to forfeit $1.256 billion & pay an additional $600 million-plus in fines for laundering money for Mexican drug cartels.
I feel an intense liberation after living clandestinely under prohibition so long & I want to describe some of the luxuries that I experience living in WA.
According to a study by a Mexican Think Tank, marijuana legalization, which we could see happen next week, could reduce cartel profits by as much as 30%.
Pioneering marijuana growers in the hills of Mendocino and Humboldt counties are being pushed to the margins by the legalization they long espoused.
Kenny Toglia is on a mission to legalize medical marijuana in New York to stamp out fungus from black market operations and says "pot is the new gay."
The black market created by the war on marijuana has generated massive wealth for cartels, human suffering and real environmental damage. Read more.
