Mexican Supreme Court Says People Have a Right to Smoke Pot
The decision could ultimately lead to decriminalization of cannabis consumption and home cultivation.
The decision could ultimately lead to decriminalization of cannabis consumption and home cultivation.
The bill, the first of its kind in the Senate, would let states decide whether to ban or regulate marijuana.
If we really live under a representative government, how can a president take the country to war in Syria without even a show vote in Congress?
William Ackman's self-serving activism is shameful.
Another day, another shameful defense of eminent domain abuse by Trump.
New evidence contradicts officers' claims that they shot Mohamed Bah because he stabbed one of them.
It will feel even better the next time around with the full force of a 58 percent majority moving on from one of the great failures of the past 100 years.
Proposition F would have been a lawsuit factory for NIMBY neighbors.
The federal government's new health plans are a case study in how bad the public option would have been.
The Supreme Court may end mandatory union dues for California school teachers and limit state taking of property.
Low voter turnout and revulsion at crony capitalism contributed to the defeat of Issue 3.
After maligning Rubio, he now says they are economic assets and shouldn't be sent packing.
His Democratic opponent said letting patients use cannabis for symptom relief would produce a "lost generation" of adolescent potheads.
The exoneration of the officer who killed Zachary Hammond shows police have strong defenses against viral videos.
Issue 3 is defeated by a margin of nearly 2 to 1.
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Premiums are rising and enrollment is stagnating as the health law heads into its third year.
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SCOTUS hears arguments in Foster v. Chatman.
County social workers said separating the newborn from her parents would be harmful.
Only the handicapper general would do such a thing.
You can go to college for $60,000 total or $160,000. Is that really a tough decision? And what school should accept you if you pick the latter?
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This candidate promises to "take a hard look at licensing requirements from state to state" and simplify small-business taxes.
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The same survey finds that never-smokers rarely become regular vapers.
It's not a perfect law by any stretch, but it would mean the end of the war on pot
A California doctor's conviction is bound to have a chilling effect on pain treatment.
Defense attorneys say hundreds of marijuana cases may be tainted by state crime labs' "systematic evidence tampering."
Many legalizers are less than thrilled by the Buckeye State's marijuana initiative.
High Bridge Arms gun shop refused to handover customer information to police.
Individual persons who did no harm to anyone are being slaughtered and starved with the help of American politicians and military bureaucrats.
The Today Show tests the limits of tolerance and pluralism. And movie tie-ins.
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Foreign STEM workers don't threaten American jobs or wages or apple pie
High Bridge Arms, founded in the mid-1950s by Olympic shooter Bob Chow, shuts down rather than give local police its customer list.
Repealing the national ban is a logical implication of federalism.
Concerns about timing and crony capitalism divide reformers.
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