Pot

The vote does not legalize marijuana consumption, but more rulings of the same kind could set a legal precedent.

The website will be an information hub for those interested in the drug.

A "fiscal glitch" is letting tokers imbibe without the 25 percent tax.

Female pot entrepreneurs could make marijuana legal nationwide, help reform the criminal justice system and build gender equality into a billion-dollar industry.

Pot legalization is opening the door for a foodie culture and cannabis collision.

Doctors are beginning to look at cannabis's ability to alleviate psychological effects of combat.

As cannabis becomes mainstream, the marketing world attempts to figure out its marijuana wing.

Once plagued with reefer madness, the U.S. is changing its tune just in time for the 2016 political season.

The statute updates the state's open container laws for vehicles to include marijuana and stipulates that marijuana, like alcohol, must be kept in the vehicle's trunk, another part of the passenger cabin not normally occupied or in an unopened container.

Weed will now be slightly easier to study.

Richard Nixon was wrong.

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled Monday that it is legal for a company to fire an employee for failing a drug test, even if the employee is legally licensed to use marijuana for medical reasons.

The number of deaths and poison center calls about synthetic cannabinoids have skyrocketed since 2014.

Donations to this pot-smoking congregation may be written off in federal filings with the IRS.

The big game is seen as boosting pot sales, and some also feel it could help injured players.

Legal medical marijuana for Italians may come from an unlikely source: the army.

Mostly, that we were right about weed back in 1993—it's not great for you.

The reporter, Charlo Greene, said she would dedicate her time to promoting Alaska's Ballot Measure 2 to regulate marijuana like alcohol

Researchers suggest that substituting pot for pills could be saving lives.

One co-sponsor of New York's medical marijuana law warns the pot business could be vulnerable to pay-to-play politics