U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration

Hemp has a wide variety of different uses including cloth, Purdue University: The United States government used to make a distinction between industrial hemp and marijuana, and it used to be illegal to refuse to grow hemp for the government (as seen ...

After watching fallen Americans borne home from Afghanistan, President Barack Obama said Thursday the war's heavy human toll was weighing on his decision on whether to order more troops into battle.Obama spoke movingly of his surprise, midnight trip to a Delaware air ...

President Barack Obama said Thursday his poignant trip to witness the return of fallen Americans from Afghanistan was a sobering reminder of extraordinary sacrifices demanded by the eight-year war.Obama added that the price paid by US soldiers would influence how he sees ...

President Barack Obama stood vigil to the homecoming of US war dead from Afghanistan Thursday as he debates ordering thousands of more troops into the battle zone.Leaving the White House just before midnight on Wednesday, Obama helicoptered to an air force base ...

The White House won't say it explicitly. "Anyone possessing, distributing or cultivating marijuana for any reason is in violation of federal law," Sarah Pullen, a DEA spokeswoman in Los Angeles, said Thursday.That may be the law, but it contradicts the medical marijuana ...

DEA rejects UMass professor's bid to grow marijuana for medical researchThe Drug Enforcement Administration has rejected a petition by a University of Massachusetts-Amherst professor to let him grow marijuana for medical research.The DEA's Jan. 7 ruling said Lyle Craker, a horticulturist who ...

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