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Psychedelics And Mental Health: FDA Stalls, But States Forge Ahead
Republican Senator Would Vote For Almost Any Democrat Over Donald Trump In 2024 Election
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Republican Senator Would Vote For Almost Any Democrat Over Donald Trump In 2024 Election
Biden's Exec Order Mentions Marijuana, Doc Says He's Fit & VP Harris Will Run With Him, Does Legal Weed Have A Chance?
Schumer, Merkley, Booker & Other Senate Dems Push For Cannabis Banking Bill: 'We're Gaining Momentum'
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On Thursday, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis pardoned 1,351 people for minor marijuana possession crimes, The Hill reported.
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Keystone XL Pipeline Hits Another Snag As Judge Cancels Critical Permit
The political terrain for the Keystone XL pipeline is looking rough again. On Wednesday, U.S. District Judge Brian Morris revoked a critical water-crossing permit for the $8-billion project, citing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ inadequate assessment of effects on endangered river species.
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