Jay-Z's The Parent Company hires Troy Datcher as first Black CEO in U.S. cannabis industry
New Mexico becomes the sixteenth state to legalize recreational marijuana. New Mexico's Democratic Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham is set to sign-off on legislation removing the legal liability from recreational use of marijuana after the state's lawmakers passed a new bill this past Wednesday. In addition to legalizing the loud, the bill will formally expunge any criminal record for those who have previously partaken in the toking.
Fawk everything else, the citizens of the United States of America want answers about when that “yah-mean” is about to be legalized:
With all the ruckus around the midterms for the Democrats, Republicans and the Tea Party loons, folks in California just wanted to vote on that ‘bud!!!’ And vote they did!! In order to make California the first state to legalize weed! Weed heads from the Bay down to Compton went out to vote! Well all […]
FYI: The New Jersey legislature voted Monday to make that state the 14th in the country to approve marijuana for medicinal use, pending the governor’s signature.
