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2012: The year we all got high
2012 was a "watershed" year for marijuana reform -- and not just in Washington and Colorado
2012 was a "watershed" year for marijuana reform -- and not just in Washington and Colorado
Colorado became the second state, after Washington, to allow recreational pot use
The president's Justice Department won't let Washington and Colorado smoke up in peace. Can we change his mind?
Pot prohibition is supposed to protect America's youth. In fact, it does just the opposite
Crowds gathered at midnight in Seattle for celebratory joints, but the law is still under review VIDEO
Drug policy reformers are still grappling over different strategies, but here's how things could play out
Obama controls the fate of Colorado and Washington's marijuana laws. The popular approach is also smart policy
Defying federal law, two states just legalized marijuana. A popular campaign forces Obama to take a stance
"There's no point continuing to seek criminal penalties," said prosecutor
Post-legalization, the state's pre-existing, highly-regulated marijuana industry is set to go into overdrive
Voters in Washington and Colorado have OK'd marijuana legalization. The president should respect their will
The big square-state story isn't Obama's victory. It's the rise and rise of the Democratic activist base
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