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A survey launched by Harris Poll in collaboration with Royal Queen Seeds has revealed key information on how American citizens view growing weed. Check out the key findings here. Royal Queen Seeds has cemented itself as one of Europe's largest and most trusted seed banks. Following their long...

The 64% of Americans who say cannabis should be legal in a new Gallup poll released on Wednesday represents the highest level of support in the organization's 48 years of polling on the topic. The new survey also shows that a majority of Republicans -- 51% -- support legalization for the...

Much to the dismay of US Attorney General Jeff Sessions, the Senate Appropriations Committee recently approved a budget amendment in an appropriations bill covering fiscal 2017. The amendment would protect states with responsible medical marijuana laws from Department of Justice...

The oppressed minority that no major politician will stand up for is the Casual Drug-Using American. That's about 20 million people, according to the most recent National Household Survey on Drug Abuse. About 20 million Americans are drug users–who primarily consume marijuana–as opposed to drug...

Of 15 medical marijuana licenses the state awarded last year, none went to African Americans. Larry Hogan, Maryland's GOP governor, has ordered a study to find out why. The movement for racial equity in the medical cannabis trade appears to be going bipartisan–last week, Maryland's Republican...

Now is the time to pressure Obama on this issue. He's tried hard to ignore this issue for nearly 8 years so now we need to put his feet to the fire. If Hillary and the Democrats want our votes in November he needs to come out supporting legalization and Hillary needs to commit to supporting it...

According to a study conducted in February by the Associated Press NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, 61 percent of the 1,042 adult Americans polled support the legalization of marijuana – the highest percentage ever recorded in such a poll, and up 3 percent from a similar survey in 2013...

When Tiffany Wu first entered the cannabis industry in March, she noticed that Asian Americans involved in the industry were few and far between — a trend the 28-year-old says was made even more apparent after she attended the Marijuana Business Conference and Expo, one of the nation's largest...