Marijuana Legislation

It’s been 50 years since the fabled “Summer of Love” in San Francisco, which was the epicenter of a countercultural uprising fueled by cannabis.

Marijuana sales have been legal in Nevada for just over one week and already the stores can't keep up with the demand.

Marijuana reform slowed to a crawl last week in Massachusetts and Florida. Read all about this and more in our weekly marijuana legislative roundup,

Up until now, cannabis clubs in Catalonia, Spain were operating in legal limbo, much like legal marijuana in the United States.

In a joint statement, the United Nations (UN) and World Health Organization (WHO) expressed their support for countries in the review and repeal of laws that criminalize drug use and possession of drugs for personal use. This joint statement, which...

What is more American than a county fair in summer? It's the place to go for stomach-churning carnival rides ... and next year in California, cannabis.

As several states prepare to launch medical marijuana programs, citizens are concerned about how the situation will affect their ability to carry a gun.

Both the Washington Post and the Boston Globe featured long stories about the the cities stinking like weed over the weekend.

DEA officials said last year that marijuana and hemp extracts “have been and will continue to be Schedule I controlled substances.”

It’s hard to make sense of cannabis regulation. Today we ask, are patents for marijuana possible? What can we expect in the future?