Legalization
Recreational Marijuana: Where Is It Legal?
As Maine moves recreational use forward, it joins a club including Colorado, California and Oregon. And each state approaches the drug differently.
More Americans Think Legal Pot Is Good for Society
Only 14 percent of voters said weed shouldn't be legal in the U.S.
Weed-Infused Coffee Pods Now Available in Nevada
Since Colorado first legalized recreational marijuana in 2012, the demand for novelty, even gourmet, products containing THC has soared
For 4/20, Wiz Khalifa and Other Celebs' Pot Products
Khalifa's new app is just one of the rapper's marijuana-related businesses, and he isn't the only celebrity making green off grass.
Canada is Looking to Legalize Marijuana by 2018
The Canadian Medical Association suggested that only adults 21 and older should be allowed to purchase and consume marijuana products legally.
Tennessee Passes on Chance to OK Medical Marijuana
The bill's sponsor says his colleagues 'are scared' of the bill.
Is the White House Serious About Cracking Down on Weed?
Republicans back legal recreational marijuana, but Attorney General Jeff Sessions has other ideas.
Where to Get 4,200 Free Joints on Inauguration Day
The aim is to light 4,200 marijuana joints four minutes and 20 seconds into Trump's speech.
California Sees Dollar Signs With Pot Legalization
If passed, Proposition 64 could bring millions of dollars into small towns via local taxes.
New Bootleggers: Weed Restrictions Foster Black Market
Even in states where cannabis has legal outlets, almost a third of product sold is illicit.
Private Companies Have No Incentive to Study Marijuana
Federal restrictions limiting legal cannabis to one source are slowing research.
Decriminalize Drugs, Say U.K. Public Health Bodies
"Policy has failed to curtail demand or supply, or reduce the harm that drugs cause," medical leader says.
Is Legal Weed a Net Benefit or Cost to Public Health?
With three more states voting in November on whether to legalize marijuana, Beau Kilmer, an expert on the subject, describes the latest state of play.
Medical Marijuana: How to Prevent Addiction
Medical community must avoid the mistakes that were made with opioids.
Painting the White House Green
While cannabis legalization measures sweep the states, the presidential candidates can offer only hazy promises.
Would President Rand Paul Legalize All Drugs?
Paul seems to be saying that no drug should be prohibited at the federal level.
Cooking Advice From a Ganja Gourmet
Pot legalization is opening the door for a foodie culture and cannabis collision.
Could Pot Help Veterans With PTSD?
Doctors are beginning to look at cannabis's ability to alleviate psychological effects of combat.
Marketing Comes to Marijuana
As cannabis becomes mainstream, the marketing world attempts to figure out its marijuana wing.
2016: The Marijuana Election
Once plagued with reefer madness, the U.S. is changing its tune just in time for the 2016 political season.
4/20 Prep Made Easy at Seattle's Favorite Legal Weed Shop
From Purple Cat Piss to hash oil personal lubricant, you can buy some strange things at Uncle Ike's Pot Shop.
Authorities Raid Ex-TV Anchor's Alaska Cannabis Club
Charlo Greene made headlines for resigning on air, saying she'd advocate for marijuana legalization.
There's Nothing Funny About Wanting to Halt the Drug War
The fight to legalize marijuana isn't just about young stoners wanting to get high.
Marijuana and Super Bowl XLIX: A Winning Combination?
The big game is seen as boosting pot sales, and some also feel it could help injured players.
U.N. Says U.S. Marijuana Legalization Violates International Law
"I don't see how (the new laws) can be compatible with existing conventions," the executive director of the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), told reporters.
Reporter Goes Out in Blaze of Glory
The reporter, Charlo Greene, said she would dedicate her time to promoting Alaska's Ballot Measure 2 to regulate marijuana like alcohol