Marijuana Ballot Losses: The Lobby Called Every One “Progress.” Then Came Question 8.
After two dozen marijuana ballot losses, legalization groups said each was a step forward. Their own words now frame the Question 8 defeat.
Massachusetts Question 8 Falls Short, Sabet Says “This Is Only the Beginning”
Massachusetts Question 8 fell short, but SAM Action CEO Kevin Sabet says the first vote to end commercial marijuana is only the beginning.
35-Year Study Contradicts Belief that Marijuana Improves Sleep
If you ask marijuana users why they use it, many will argue that it improves their sleep. However, a major new
Massachusetts Question 8 Results: What the Vote Means and What Voters Were Promised
Massachusetts Question 8 results: what the vote to end retail marijuana sales does, when it starts, and what voters were promised in 2016.
The Feds Just Registered 900 Pot Shops as “Medicine.” One Sells Brownies for “Dunking” in Milk
The federal government has started registering marijuana dispensaries. One of the first companies to get registered sells THC brownies it
AMA to FDA on Kratom and Marijuana: Consumers Are “Real-World Guinea Pigs”
The AMA kratom warning to FDA: botanicals like kratom and marijuana must prove safety in clinical trials, not ride hype onto shelves.
Question 8 Ad: Marijuana Smoke Is “Impossible to Escape”
A Question 8 ad says marijuana smoke is impossible to escape in public, then ties pot shops to THC in fatal crashes. Voters decide Nov. 3.
Medical Associations Call for Action Against Kratom and Its Derivatives
Amid growing recognition of the harms of kratom and its derivatives, the nation’s leading medical associations have begun calling for
“This isn’t the plant that voters legalized a decade ago,” Mother’s Question 8 Ad Targets High-Potency Marijuana
A grieving mother’s new Question 8 ad targets high-potency marijuana, as legal concentrates reach up to 90 percent THC. Voters decide Nov. 3.
Question 8 Ad Puts Road Safety on the Ballot
A new Question 8 ad ties Massachusetts pot shops to road safety: 42% of drivers in fatal crashes test positive for THC. Voters decide Nov. 3.