Poynter’s PolitiFact routinely demonstrates that its “line on reality” is a party line. It’s a political pressure group ...

A bill that would ban all forms of THC, the psychoactive compound found in cannabis, is making its way through the Texas ...

A 16-hour committee hearing was the latest in an ongoing legislative push to halt the proliferation of legal THC-containing ...

Synthetic THC products are flooding Texas, creating a medical crisis that threatens our youth and communities. These unregulated, addictive substances are linked to serious mental health issues and ...

Texas law grants alcohol distributors enormous market power, and small breweries and distillers have long complained about ...

It looked like St. Patrick's Day came a few weeks late at the Texas Capitol. Hundreds of people filled a committee room and two overflow rooms in a Texas House office building Monday for a hearing ...

(AP Photo/Gene Johnson, File)(Gene Johnson / AP) Products containing THC are on the radar of Texas lawmakers, who are deciding whether to ban them altogether. Thousands of retailers across the ...

He and other Republicans argue manufacturers are exploiting a loophole in the hemp program to sell THC consumables. Current Texas law allows the sale of consumable products with up to 0.3% THC ...

The Texas legislature is taking a look at two separate bills that could cause changes to the hemp and low-dose THC industry in Texas, a multi-billion-dollar industry.

Hundreds gathered at the Texas Capitol on Monday to oppose a bill they argue is being misleadingly framed as a push against Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick's effort to ban THC. In reality, the bill seeks to ...