Will Oregon Have Three Marijuana Initiatives This Year?
Oregonians going to the polls this November could have the chance to vote twice to legalize marijuana, or maybe even three times.
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America Has a Black-Market Problem, Not a Drug Problem
The head of the military's Southern Command wants more money to fight a losing battle.
Winery Raises Glass to Hemp Cellar, Net-Zero Building
Hemp is used in hundreds of products, but here's a new one: a hemp wine cellar.
Patient’s Medical Marijuana Juice to Dry Up Under New Law
Starting April 1, Canadian medical marijuana users have to buy dried buds from licensed businesses
The Environmental Case for Legalizing Pot
Unregulated marijuana farming is destroying California's forests.
End of Medical Marijuana Program Violates Patients’ Constitutional Rights
Lawyers are in a federal court in British Columbia arguing that patients who have licences to grow their own medical marijuana should be allowed to continue the practice after the program ends at the end of the month.
Growing Demands for UN Drug Policy Reform
The United Nations' Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) has wrapped up the High-Level Segment portion of its annual meeting in Vienna.
Alabama and Kentucky Poised to Legalize Cannabidiol
Four states may allow limited access to cannabidiol while maintaining existing legal restrictions on the whole cannabis plant.
Poll Finds Iowans Strongly Support Marijuana For Medicinal Purposes
Iowans overwhelmingly support allowing doctors to prescribe marijuana for medical use, according to poll results released Monday.
California Marijuana Legalization Initiative Fails
One of two surviving initiatives that would ask voters to legalize recreational marijuana in California has failed to make the ballot, the Secretary of State's office says.
