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Maryland is on pace to have one of the slowest medical cannabis rollouts in the country. Patients across the state must skirt the law if they want to treat themselves.

The Montana commissioner of political practices says an anti-cannabis ballot committee broke state law by spending money on more than one initiative.

Canada considers setting the legal cannabis age at 25, Queensland embraces MMJ, and new testing rules are causing an uproar in Oregon.

A state Senate committee on marijuana misinformed voters about legalization in advance of November’s election, the Yes on 4 campaign says in a new report.

Every few years, PBS travel host Rick Steves embarks on what he calls a “barnstorming tour” for legalization. This week he’s in Massachusetts to help boost Question 4.

Interest in cannabidiol has skyrocketed in Europe in recent years, but laws and the available products haven’t quite managed to keep up.

Two former special agents announced their support of Arizona’s Prop. 205 on Wednesday. Leafly spoke to Michael Capasso, former chief of the agency’s financial crimes unit.

According to the latest survey, 57 percent of American adults now believe cannabis prohibition should end, continuing a long, steady trend toward legalization.

Human Rights Watch and the ACLU jointly issued the call in a detailed report contending that enforcement of drug laws has unjustifiably ruined lives.

A new medical cannabis summit in Utah examines the latest advances in cannabis research.