S.E. Cupp on Colorado
Moderate conservative pundit S.E. Cupp says "the early results are good" for "the Colorado experiment," but warns it may come "down from its initial high."
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Six Drug-Related Deaths Reported at Malaysian Music Fest
It's bad news for Malaysia these days. First the disappearance of Flight 370 and now six people reportedly died from meth overdoses at the Future Music Festival Asia in Kuala Lumpur on Friday.
Dana Beal Finds a New Home
New York marijuana activist Dana Beal was released from a Nebraska jail on Feb. 12, 2014. At first he was homeless due to 9 Bleecker St. in New York being shuttered. But then he was offered residence in a former synagogue.
Utah Girl Denied Marijuana Dies
They named a bill "Charlee's Law" after her. Charlee Nelson, who died Sunday, was one of countless children around the country awaiting passage of bills that would allow them to use CBD oil, a form of marijuana.
Pro-Pot Hopeful Drops Out of PA Gov Race
After making marijuana a main issue in the race for Pennsylvania governor, the state's former environmental protection secretary, John Hanger, has withdrawn from the May 20 primary.
Washington Backs Down on Dispensary Ban
Attempts by Washington State's legislature to to phase out the medical marijuana industry have failed. Bills passed by the Senate and House were never resolved as they adjourned until next year on Thursday.
'Parenthood' and Pot
Set in Berkeley, NBC's "Parenthood" is always good for a pot sub-plot. On the latest episode, Drew and Amber get high on Amber's own supply of weed.
Willie Nelson to Rick Perry: 'Come Get on the Bus!'
In response to Rick Perry's comments about marijuana and Willie Nelson on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," the country legend has issued a special challenge to Texas' Republican governor.