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The Department of National Intelligence recently issued a statement reminding all federal employees that at no time and under no circumstances are they allowed to use cannabis, even if they are residents of states that have legalized recreational cannabis or if they are authorized medical marijuana patients.
Federal government officials have complained of the difficulty in hiring good hackers because most of the talent they're looking for also happen to smoke weed.
We, as a nation, are addicted to workplace drug screenings. This is clearly becoming a larger problem when it's affecting national security. The fact of the matter is that many, if not most,
My homeboy Kevin Sabet is at it again. He dropped this tweet about an article on medical marijuana dispensaries and crime, and I salivated:
New York Times details an operation between drug agents and AT&T, the Hemisphere Project, which grants access to phone data from as far back as 1987
Here's the latest major medical marijuana news around the United States from the past week, as of August 28, 2013:
The feds have given armored car companies in California notice to stop working with any cannabis-related business, which will effect several large...
A June audit of Colorado's Medical Marijuana Registry found serious breaches in the confidentiality that was supposed to be in place.
The Drug Enforcement Agency has informed security and armored car services that they can no longer render services to state-legal cannabis providers...
Canna Security America, led by Dan Williams, might be the furthest thing you think of when you hear the term "marijuana business." Williams and his partners have become the go-to firm for the installation of security systems in marijuana dispensaries across Colorado.
Harvest of Tempe is the city's first medical marijuana dispensary to open since Arizona adopted medical marijuana laws in 2010.
Even though cannabusinesses are legal in many parts of the US; banks and credit card companies discriminate against them by refusing their business.
Jose Pagliery reports that ADT, the nation's largest security company, dropped their medical marijuana clients without warning
Automated Retail Machines could transform the Cannabis industry, allowing any product to be sold virtually anywhere with relatively low overhead costs.
California weed-smokers no longer have to go through the grueling inconvenience of dragging themselves to a dispensary. Hurray, weed vending machines...
