New Hampshire Lawmakers Considering Legalizing Recreational Use
New Hampshire lawmakers consider whether to legalize recreational marijuana. Supporters argue it’s long overdue; opponents urge them to resist pressure from surrounding states.
New Hampshire lawmakers consider whether to legalize recreational marijuana. Supporters argue it’s long overdue; opponents urge them to resist pressure from surrounding states.
In his demands that Congress set aside billions for a border wall, President Donald Trump has insisted that a new physical barrier would stop drugs entering the U.S. from Mexico.
Several Minnesota lawmakers launched an effort Monday to legalize recreational marijuana in the state.
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With differing cannabis laws between the two, the United States has claimed that Canadian cannabis entrepreneurs and users could be barred from entry.
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