White House warns about the harms of commercial marijuana
The wider administration has taken steps to profoundly normalize the drug and open the door to significant further commercialization.
The wider administration has taken steps to profoundly normalize the drug and open the door to significant further commercialization.
First it was Mehmet Oz, the guru of pseudoscience, who began giving an FDA-unapproved drug—CBD—to Medicare patients.
What does this mean? And what do we do now?
When voters hear about the risks rescheduling brings, they get why it would be a terrible idea to put weed in Schedule III.
The debate over rescheduling marijuana has brought one of the most underreported dangers of America’s weed trade into sharp focus: its penetration by Chinese criminal networks illegally growing marijuana throughout the country.
Greg Steube’s case for rescheduling is case is riddled with omissions, distortions, and flawed logic that ignore the scientific, legal, and public-health realities justifying marijuana’s current classification.
The DPA demands demands descheduling while ignoring the explosion of high-THC products and the industry’s exploitation of social justice rhetoric.
Rob Corry fought for wider access to weed in Colorado. Now he’s taking a stand against efforts to further normalize the drug.
Fighting Big Weed in the courts not only protects public health. It puts the harms of the drug and the way the inudstry flouts the law in the spotlight.