Attorney General Jeff Sessions said he has no immediate plans to resign a day after President Donald Trump tore into the nation’s top prosecutor in an interview.
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Federal Department of Justice and drug policy officials met privately Wednesday with Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers, local police and other community leaders who have expressed concern with...
Lawmakers have signed off on a compromise Massachusetts marijuana bill that makes a number of changes to a voter-approved law for recreational use and sales.
The Justice Department announced that it will be restarting a federal asset forfeiture program that had been shut down by the previous administration.
Recently returned blood tests show the man had 270 nanograms of THC per milliliter of blood in his system.
About a dozen residents assembled at the Main Street park Tuesday, holding signs and smoking marijuana to garner support ahead of the Sept. 19 referendum, which will ask the town whether it should...
George Hendrickson, a medical cannabis advocate known at the South Dakota Legislature for fighting for a non-intoxicating compound in marijuana to treat his son is planning an independent...
Marijuana advocates are trumpeting a Colorado milestone: More than $500 million in revenue for the state since recreational cannabis sales started in 2014. The medical and recreational cannabis tax...
An Oklahoma prosecutor is appealing a judge’s order to return items confiscated during 2015 raids at a now-closed pipe shop in Norman.
A new study from UC Irvine suggests the conventional wisdom is wrong and that crime increases after cities move to close pot shops.