Some see legalization as the key to opening the millennial vote. Sure, it’s important—but it’s not the only issue.

While campaigns in the U.S. gear up for elections, an Israeli company is developing a cannabis testing system that doesn’t destroy samples.

When Gov. Rauner refused to add any new qualifying conditions, Cook County Judge Neil Cohen stepped in and ordered the changes.

Bruce Springsteen’s sly ode to President Obama during his 2012 reelection campaign won our cannabis-friendly hearts.

Michigan moves to tax medical cannabis, Ohio lawyers get OK to advise MMJ clients, and Australia’s new national cannabis farm is itty-bitty.

Everyone loves Bill Murray, the wry actor known for crashing parties, singing karaoke with strangers, and, once upon a time, getting busted with 10 pounds of cannabis.

The Nashville Council will vote to decriminalize cannabis, but there’s more to the ordinance than meets the eye.

Leslie Knope may have shied away from cannabis (minus the occasional “insanely good” brownie), but the very funny and talented Amy Poehler is no stranger to it.

Canadian banks pull plug on medical marijuana clients, New Jersey OKs cannabis for PTSD, and U.K. report says ignoring medical benefits is “irrational.”

In September 2012, Fiona Apple faced 10 years in prison after her tour bus containing cannabis and hashish was stopped at the Sierra Blanca U.S. border checkpoint.