Trump Picks Anti-Marijuana Congressman As New Chief Of Staff
The new Chief of Staff has consistently opposed efforts to scale back the federal war on marijuana as a member of Congress.
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Defying Congress, Jeff Sessions Keeps Blocking Medical Marijuana Research
Attorney General Jeff Sessions, for reasons he has not publicly disclosed, decided to intervene in a process that has historically not invol
Jeff Sessions is becoming marijuana's best friend
It would be ironic if Trump’s irrational anger at the attorney general is what finally pushes the federal government to adopt a rational pol
Congress Upholds Protections for Medical Marijuana
Medical marijuana patients and businesses that follow state laws will continue to be protected from U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions and
Jeff Sessions Starts the Revolution
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Jeff Sessions Isn’t Giving up... He’s Doubling Down
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Will Jeff Sessions’s War on Marijuana Start Next Week?
As Republican Dana Rohrabacher attends the Marijuana Business Conference, Attorney General Jeff Sessions supports the death penalty for mari
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Is a Federal Crackdown on Cannabis Coming?
A decade ago, marijuana would have been considered something of a taboo topic. Today, it's the fastest-growing industry in the country.
Why Medical Marijuana Research Is Gaining Support From the GOP
Some Utah residents are working overtime to get medical marijuana on the state’s ballot next year. They seem to have just gotten a surprisin
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