Native Americans Perplexed by Obama’s Latest Marijuana Gift
A Justice Department memo sets the stage for Indian tribes to grow and sell marijuana, but do they even want to?
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At Law Schools, a New Crop of Marijuana-Themed Courses
The push to legalize recreational marijuana has been a fertile topic of discussion at law schools, which are offering students classes focusing on the legal questions surrounding the loosening of pot laws in several states.
Marijuana Still Preferred Drug in Canadian Army, While Cocaine Gains Ground
Marijuana remains the drug of choice for members of the Canadian army, based on the Force's latest blind drug testing report that also found cocaine is gaining popularity among some members.
Marijuana Legalization In Canada Could Be On Horizon As Attitudes Mellow
Smoke it, toke it, vape it, eat it — marijuana, it seems, is going mainstream.
Feds Charge Too Much For Pot, Users Say
New Canadian rules limit medicinal producers
Brazil to Study Legalization of Medical Marijuana
Brazil will soon look into the possibility of legalizing the use of a marijuana derivative to treat people suffering from severe seizures.
Colorado’s Conservative Neighbors Ask Supreme Court to Strike Down Its Pot Law
Nebraska and Oklahoma don't like Colorado's legal marijuana system, and they want the US Supreme Court to get rid of it for them.
The Pot Stock Bubble: Inside The Rush to Profit From Medical Marijuana
Denis Arsenault couldn’t believe what he was seeing. When his company, OrganiGram Inc., made its debut on the TSX Venture Exchange this summer, the shares suddenly shot up.
Nebraska and Oklahoma Sue Colorado Over Marijuana Law
Two heartland states filed the first major court challenge to marijuana legalization on Thursday
Anti-Marijuana Ad’s Dubious Claim a Scary Hit With Parents
Anti-marijuana ads tested with parents get strong reaction for IQ claims, despite researchers' doubts
