State and federal laws govern recreational pot taken across state lines
As of January 1, 2018, eight states and the District of Columbia legalized the recreational use of marijuana. California joined
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As of January 1, 2018, eight states and the District of Columbia legalized the recreational use of marijuana. California joined
January 1, 2018 rings in a new year and new laws to be aware of. If you want to know
In February, 2017, a study by Yale University professor of psychiatry, Suchitra Krishnan-Sarin, was published in the Journal of Pediatrics
Did you see that following Hawaii’s example, California became the second state in America to raise the smoking age to
As of early 2016, twenty-three states have legalized medical marijuana. However, only a few public school districts have established rules
Possibly in an attempt to disguise smoking marijuana, teens have taken to putting it in an e-cigarette. The distinct odor
If you’re not aware of the synthetic drug called Spice, the message here is to stay away from it. We’ve
SaraRose Martin is the co-editor of The Falconer, the student newspaper at Fauquier High School in Virginia. In March, 2015,
When ten-year-old Kodi Mosier sharpened his pencil at school, he noticed the anti-drug message printed on it changed considerably. It
In August, 2014, New Hampshire governor Maggie Hassan declared a state of emergency for the synthetic compound referred to as “smacked.”