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As medical marijuana programs continue to spread throughout the US, Utah took baby steps this week.

A new study shows that when it comes to satisfying women in bed, it's not men who have the answers, it's women who have sex with other women.

A professor at the Colorado State University-Pueblo has challenged the Pueblo police chief to a debate over the findings of a study that found no link between legal marijuana and homelessness in the Colorado city.

Back in 2017, the Drug Enforcement Agency needed to make sure law enforcement officials were keeping up with the evolving nature of drug slang.

The biggest victories in marijuana legal reform have been in states considered more progressive than average, but you may be surprised by the number of predominately conservative states taking a good look at the landscape.

Invitations went out today. Kensington Palace Tweeted out the official first look.

In our age of wellness and enrichment, people still like to have fun, but they want to monitor what they put into their bodies. A new Oregon study found that young people believe alcohol does more harm to their bodies that marijuana.

Sarcasm, as linguist Robert Gibbs noted, includes “words used to express something other than and especially the opposite of the literal meaning of a sentence.” A form of irony, it also tends to be directed toward a specific individual.

First implemented in 2014, the Rohrabacher-Blumenauer amendment is the only document in place that legally prevents the federal government from conducting raids against and prosecuting members of the medical marijuana community.

Gene Simmons, a founding member of Rock and Roll Hall of Famers KISS and hard-core teetotaller, is joining Canadian cannabis enterprise Invictus the company announced this week.