Medical Marijuana

A young man from Utah, who made headlines after he was refused a lung transplant because traces of marijuana were found in his system, has died, according to a report from the Salt Lake Tribune. googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1486668957285-0'); }); Although Riley...

There were some major statewide victories last week for those fighting for cannabis law reform. Find out in our weekly marijuana legislative roundup.

Recreational and medical marijuana is legal in California, but it’s still a Schedule 1 drug in the eyes of federal law, this means that immigrants are at a higher risk of being deported because of marijuana use.

If not for a few key issues, the cannabis industry would become the investment community’s happiest place, according to a new report.

“How could you turn your back on a loved one who is suffering?" With that West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice signed the Medical Cannabis Act.

If Congress were to legalize marijuana nationwide for medicinal purposes, it could save the Medicaid program $1 billion in prescription drug costs.

John Kelly’s seemingly cavalier attitude toward marijuana may have rattled the head of the Justice Department, because he has done a total 180.

Marijuana’s biggest holiday is fast approaching. While it’s not on any official calendar, 4/20 is recognized as a day for cannabis celebration.

On April 22nd, drug policy researchers and advocates are taking to the streets of D.C. for the national March for Science.

Maybe in non-Southern European families a big smooshy looking pile of shiny dough balls doesn’t look too appetizing, but it's Easter and yum!