NEWS IN BRIEF • Politics • Politicians • Elections • Hillary Clinton • Issue 51•09 • Mar 4, 2015 WASHINGTON—Fueling further speculation this week that she has her sights set on the Oval Office, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is said to have hinted at her presidential ambitions by concealing a vast trove of … Continued
Motorist, 21, Arrested After Cops Find His Marijuana Stash Inside Sour Cream Container Labeled “Not Weed” A 21-year-old Nebraska motorist was arrested Saturday night after a cop discovered his marijuana stash inside a plastic container labeled “Not Weed,” Jordan Meier was traveling with three passengers around 9 PM when a Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office deputy … Continued
Former U.S. Sen. Mike Gravel (D-Alaska) is the new CEO of a marijuana company that produces cannabis-infused products for both recreational and medical use, the company announced Tuesday. The Alaskan Democrat and 2008 presidential contender will lead KUSH, a subsidiary owned by Cannabis Sativa, Inc. Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson serves as CEO of Cannabis Sativa, … Continued
Famous cheerleader for prez now says: ‘He lied about everything’ NEW YORK – In his new full-length documentary film, “There’s No Place Like Utopia,” Joel Gilbert found Peggy Joseph, the Florida voter who became infamous during the 2008 presidential campaign for saying Barack Obama would “pay for my gas and my mortgage.” Surprisingly, some six years into … Continued
Marijuana plants thrive in a Seattle, Washington, dispensary. Here’s a new twist to the food truck fad: A converted school bus featuring marijuana-infused sandwiches and other treats is set to …
Border Patrol officials struggling to keep up with the increasing number of minors illegally crossing the Mexican border are not turning away persons with known gang affiliations. Chris Cabrera, vice …
Minnesota lawmakers on Thursday announced a medical marijuana compromise that’s supported by Gov. Mark Dayton and could be passed by the House and Senate on Friday. The agreement would let …
Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) said Thursday he’ll approve legislation legalizing a medical marijuana extract low in THC to treat patients and children suffering from conditions that include epilepsy. Despite his opposition to medical marijuana, Scott told The Associated Press he would sign the so-called Charlotte’s Web bill, which passed the Republican-controlled state House with bipartisan support … Continued