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Marijuana has truly gone mainstream, survey finds

Many marijuana users hide their stash in their closets. Most people who use marijuana are parents. There are almost as many marijuana users as there are cigarette smokers in the U.S.

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Wanted: cannabis tracking system for billion dollar market

Washington state regulators are accepting bids for a new seed-to-sale tracking system to keep tabs on marijuana commerce, a deal valued at about $3 million.

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Jared Polis: Leave cannabis regulation to the states, President Trump

Opinion: Colorado has proven that allowing responsible adults to legally purchase marijuana gives money to classrooms, creates jobs and boosts the economy.

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Sessions’ right-hand man, Steven Cook, thinks Holder DOJ was “soft on crime”

Attorney General Jeff Sessions has brought Cook into the Justice Department to help undo the criminal justice policies of Obama and former AG Eric Holder Jr.

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So how do you get marijuana through TSA when traveling?

How do people travel with marijuana that had been legally purchased? Here are some tips from a frequent flyer in the cannabis business.

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New law: Courts can’t force medical marijuana abstinence for users awaiting trial

Marijuana use can’t be banned while people await trial in Colorado, according to a new law signed by the governor Thursday.

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New federal bill would reschedule marijuana as Schedule III

The latest marijuana-centric bill before Congress would place cannabis as a Schedule III substance, a classification shared by Tylenol with codeine.

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California police not down with Gov. Brown’s marijuana plan

California law enforcement officials object to Gov. Jerry Brown’s proposed plans for the state’s marijuana rules, saying they could endanger public safety.

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Buzzkill for utilities’ high hopes of legal-weed power surge

Legalization of the $3.5 billion U.S. cannabis market, where thousands of growers use energy 24 hours a day, was supposed to spark more consumption of electricity, even as it threatened to strain the nation’s aging transmission grid. But it’s not shaping up that way.

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Prosecuting pot: Differing views of nation’s DAs and the quest for consensus

Q&A with two members of the National District Attorneys Association who are focused on marijuana policy, Stan Garnett of Colorado and Eric Zahnd of Missouri

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