Cannabis

With legalization passed and ready to open its doors to the public in Canada, many big time acquisitions and investments have either happened or are happening.

Cathy McMorris Rodgers of Washington says that while she still has “concerns” about recreational marijuana, she is “against” Sessions' decision to toss the Cole Memo in the trash.

Here’s some good news: Medical marijuana is helping people with arthritis improve their quality of life.

Anyone with allergic reactions knows how unpleasant life can be when the skin is damaged. For Americans living with eczema, this challenge is familiar.

There are several hundred synthetic cannabinoids in existence, and they all stimulate the same receptors as THC.

The committee’s mission stands in stark contrast to the overwhelming support from the public over marijuana legalization.

Governor Ralph Torres has 28 days to sign the bill or if he doesn’t, it becomes law automatically. If the bill is enacted, it will make CNMI the first U.S. jurisdiction to go from having outright prohibition straight to legalization.

The producers and distributors of the hemp-based wellness products that first convinced Dr. Sanjay Gupta of the medicinal properties of cannabis went public August 30 with a projected $100 million initial public offering in the Canadian exchange (CWEB).

While some Californians continue to frequent the black market for marijuana, a recent report finds that consuming weed from illicit sources may be a detriment to your health.

When visiting a rec legal state, you also need to get to know the local lingo. Though you may find a pack of business casuals puffing discreetly in an alley in L.A., it's not as out in the open as...