Mexico’s Drug War Just Took a Turn for the Worse
There are some new thugs on the block in the Mexican drug war.
Illinois Panel Approves Medical Marijuana For PTSD, IBS, and Migraines
The Illinois Medical Cannabis Advisory Board recommended adding several disorders to the list of conditions that qualify for treatment under the state’s medical marijuana law.
Vancouver Marijuana Dispensaries Differ on Rules for Who Can Buy Pot
City says its proposed regulations won't change rules around sales, it can only regulate land use
Rotten to the Core: The DEA Under Michele Leonhart
Michele Leonhart, the disgraced former head of the Drug Enforcement Administration, didn’t fall from grace—she jumped.
Tenessee Governor Signs Cannabis Oil Bill
It's now legal to use cannabis oil for limited medical purposes in Tennessee.
Puerto Rico Governor Signs Order to Legalize Medical Pot
Puerto Rico's governor on Sunday signed an executive order to authorize the use of medical marijuana in the U.S. territory in an unexpected move following a lengthy public debate.
‘Intimidation’ Won’t Close Ottawa Cannabis Lounge, Owner Vows
Wayne Robillard says he's in it for the long haul, even though police have visited BuzzOn several times in recent days.
Justices Seek U.S. Government’s Views on Colorado Marijuana Law
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday asked President Barack Obama's administration for its views on a lawsuit filed by Nebraska and Oklahoma against Colorado over its voter-approved law legalizing recreational marijuana use by adults.
The People Who March for Marijuana: Scenes from the 2015 Global Cannabis March in Portland
A small crowd gathered around a stage set up on the far corner of Pioneer Courthouse Square
In the Weeds: A Conversation with a Marijuana Grower
The first thing that struck me about Mike Dawe when I met him about a year and a half ago was how tall and slim he is, how long and slender his fingers are, and how his big shoes suggest equally long and slender toes.
