Cannabis

Same-sex marriage and marijuana legalization are two social movements that have gained tremendous support over the last few decades. In fact, if you look at the progress both policy issues have made recently, you would think the two are related.

Even if NYE is another night you're forced to get off the couch, turn off Netflix and go out, there is one thing everyone can enjoy: truffles and champagne.

If you’re an Olympian and you’ve spent the vast majority of your early adulthood intensely training for an obscure sport that’s only appreciated on a mass scale every four years, you’ve certainly earned the right to catch the responsible buzz of your choice.

Denver-based AmeriCann announced last week the initial phase of its plan to establish the one-million-square-foot Medical Marijuana Center in the jurisdiction of Freetown.

For many of us, 2016 was a year like no other in memory. Merriam-Webster announced last week that “surreal” was named its Word of the Year. Surreal, indeed.

There are six events most likely to happen with respect to legal weed in 2017 and a shutdown isn’t one of them. The news is much happier than that.

Insys Therapeutics, who manufactures synthetic cannabis and the deadly painkiller Subsys fentanyl, has donated $500,000 to keep marijuana illegal.

For the last seven years I have written an end-of-year piece about the top stories of the year in the fight to end our disastrous war on drugs.

Santa won't be able to deliver marijuana to homes in Portland this year, but next year will be different. On Wednesday, the Portland City Council voted unanimously to allow cannabis delivery services. RELATED STORY: New York Allows Marijuana Delivery For Medical...

Boston is predicted to be become the marijuana capital of the world within the next few years, according market analysts.