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A Girl Scouts troop has been told they can no longer sell cookies outside of a marijuana dispensary in Laurel, New Jersey. source

Will Trump’s reclassifying of medical marijuana have any impact on criminal justice reform?  The Washington Postsource

Media Contact:Office of Public AffairsWashington — Following action by the U.S. Department of Justice and the Drug Enforcement Administration to reclassify state-licensed medical marijuana, American Trucking Associations Vice President of Safety Policy Brenna Lyles issued this statement: “We are reviewing DEA’s announcement and assessing what near- and long-term impacts it could have on USDOT’s drug and […]

Nearly five years after the Alabama Legislature approved a medical cannabis program in the state, the weeks-long process of producing and testing products for patients has begun, setting up an early May availability for patients.Antoine Mordican, CEO of Native Black Cultivation, said in a phone interview Tuesday that he sent the first biomass, or cannabis […]

As Chair of the NORML Board of Directors, I am honored—again—to reflect on what Black History Month means to this organization and to the broader cannabis legalization movement. NORML’s work is rooted in consumer rights and personal freedoms, and we recognize the deep, undeniable connection between Black communities and the evolution of cannabis policy in […]