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South Carolinians want medical marijuana. According to a poll released this week, 61 percent of people surveyed would support cannabis as a treatment for various ailments.

Mark Ruffalo is somehow both a prolific actor and Twitter user—we thought that when we saw his tweet last week about marijuana.

If you’re new to Rx, allow us to give you this tip: Treating inflammation is one thing the cannabinoids do well. Can it help Pancreatitis?

Here's a snapshot demonstrating how far public opinions on marijuana have come: 'Fox & Friends' is airing pro-marijuana legalization segments on its broadcast.

It's perhaps the most anticipated wedding of the year. When Meghan Markle and Prince Harry tie the knot May 19, it's going to be a spectacle, to be certain.

Incoming New Jersey governor Phil Murphy campaigned on the promise of cannabis legalization and New Jersey lawmakers have once again introduced legislation to do just that.

On Jan. 4, Attorney General Jeff Sessions rescinded the Cole memo, a 2013 document that limits federal enforcement of marijuana laws.

Despite its mainstay as a media technology company, Twitter consistently struggles with seemingly avoidable PR issues. The main problem for Twitter over the years has been abusive harassment from trolls and the overall toxic environment its community creates.

Scientists from RMIT and Monash University decided to come up with a new and simple way to understand how our digestive tracts work. Their research manifested in the shape of a fart-tracking pill.

The Canadian government wanted to help out new smokers and culled together an informational dossier about the language of cannabis. Here are Canada's best marijuana slang terms.