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After months and months of heel-dragging and mixed messages, California Sen. Kamala Harris finally did it. The first-term junior senator voiced her support for fellow Democratic colleague Cory Booker's legislation to legalize marijuana. Harris, who has constantly hinted that she would...

If you're a fan or have any interest regarding superhero movies then you've probably made the time to watch 'Avengers: Infinity War' on the big screen.

If you're one of those people who plans to be a voyeur on May 19 when Meghan Markle and Prince Harry exchange vows, it wouldn't hurt to brush up on your British lingo ahead of time.

Now that marijuana is fully legal in the Golden State, some locals report a thick, skunk-like odor emanating from the cannabis plants that settles over the valley in the evenings and before dawn.

It's not secret that medical cannabis is beneficial to those seeking pain relief, but it has been reported that marijuana and sex go together, too.

Earlier this month, an Indian man was killed while trying to take a selfie next to a wounded bear.

While we're sure that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are very happy about their upcoming wedding and presumed fairytale life together, no one is more excited than TV networks, specifically American ones.

Spreading pot propaganda is the modus operandi of all those who are still anti-marijuana. For decades this misinformation has caused many to swallow vile untruths about the cannabis plant.

If the first thing you see when you look in the mirror is an urgent reminder to change your body somehow, you're not alone.

Add this tall tale to the endless list of reefer madness fibs: Marijuana legalization will force law enforcement agencies to euthanize drug-sniffing dogs because they won't have jobs.