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Ten current members of the Legislature were among those to urge Nevadans to support legalization. Meanwhile, a Las Vegas newspaper’s editorial stance flip-flopped after being purchased by a outspoken prohibitionist.

Michigan’s ballot measure hits a snag, more qualifying conditions come to Vermont, and Israel unveils 2-year study of cannabis patients.

At least one of the would-be robbers were armed with an assault rifle, a sheriff’s spokesperson told reporters, and both were wearing bulletproof vests.

Voters weigh in on a controversial California ballot measure, a federal prisoner walks free, and a Colorado bill to require MMJ in schools becomes law.

A broad coalition of politicians support a new proposal to legalize cannabis, but opposition is fierce.

“Nature’s pot should only have a maximum of 2.5 percent tetrahydrocannabinol,” said the attorney leading the charge.

Vermont expands qualifying conditions, Guam eyes decriminalization, Oregon nibbles new edibles, and why are Aussies backpedaling on MMJ?

Over the past several decades, we have increasingly pursued happiness in pill bottles. The prescription is clearly not working.

Do countries with more restrictive policies have lower rates of use? You might be surprised.

The Supreme Court in Massachusetts will hear challenges to legalization measures, it’s crunch time in Montana, and attention Justin Trudeau: It doesn’t have to be this difficult.