recreational marijuana

New York should legalize cannabis. Those five words are not from a Brooklyn hipster or some other marijuana lover.

A new club in Denver is taking this concept to a new level. The Runner’s High Run Club, as the group bills itself, will begin a weekly fun run beginning at the Native Roots Highlands.

St. Louis joins a host of other metropolitan areas across the nation that have decided to spend their law enforcement dollars on serious crimes.

The decades-long War on Drugs —like all wars — is fought with a variety of weapons, including government-sponsored propaganda.

Parents of children under the age of 18 reveal that consuming cannabis enhances their family’s TV time and say they’re more engaged with their kids and the content they are watching, according to a survey released this week.

Almost two years after Massachusetts legalized marijuana, the government announced that weed will be available July 1.

As Canada inches closer to nationwide legalization of adult use of recreational cannabis, the nation's military will be compelled to change its policy regarding marijuana consumption.

For those of us who follow cannabis bills in the U.S. Capitol and in our state legislative houses, it’s clear that there is momentum towards ending America’s shortsighted and draconian war on cannabis.

California legalized marijuana in 2016, and this past New Year’s Eve eager customers lined up in the darkness outside medical marijuana dispensaries across the state, ready to start shopping at the stroke of midnight.

President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions clearly are not on the same page when it comes to cannabis legal reform.