Marijuana Legislation

Tom Angell, one of the best cannabis reporters now working for Forbes, unearthed a speech Rosenstein gave last week at the Heritage Foundation, a conservative think tank.

There were long, long lines to grow medical cannabis in Arkansas. Those who wish to grow and distribute cannabis showed up in droves on Monday, handing in thousands upon thousands of pages of paperwork and money, money, money. There...

But if a Canadian admits that to a border patrol officer while trying to to enter the U.S., watch out, 'cause you're not getting in.

In Arizona right now, there are 18,000 children in the foster care system and a dire need for capable, loving parents to step up and care for these kids

Here's a first: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved for the first time a mobile medical app to help treat people with substance use disorders.

The legal and regulatory status of cannabidiol (CBD), a component of the cannabis plant with a huge therapeutic upside, is murky at best.

When a government legalizes cannabis, they’re replacing an unchecked, illegal black market. But what does this mean for the cannabis industry?

Maine released a draft bill for its recreational marijuana program last week. Find out about that more in our weekly marijuana legislative roundup.

While cannabis use in the U.S. has been on a sharp rise the last decade plus, studies like the one in the journal Addiction try to get to the root of why.

N.H. cannabis consumers will have one less thing to worry on Saturday: Jail time will no longer be part of the punishment for simple possession.