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Leafly sat down with cannabis educator and entrepreneur Robert Calkin to discuss his history and hear his thoughts on cannabis’ transition into the mainstream.

The United States Drug Enforcement Administration approved the New Jersey-based organization Catalent to receive imported cannabis for research purposes.

In Scotland, police are introducing a new system in January to handle low-level crimes such as cannabis possession, emphasizing warnings over prosecution.

A prankster in Serbia has been sprucing up the traffic lights, changing each color to a different symbol and altering green into a little cannabis leaf.

The Mexican government has begun issuing the first permits for growing and possessing cannabis in the wake of its monumental Supreme Court ruling.

The CARERS Act, a bipartisan piece of legislation, was one of the best chances for the United States to reclassify cannabis as a non-Schedule I class drug.

Despite the feds’ promise of a hands-off approach in states with legal cannabis use, a USPS memo is stoking confusion about newspaper advertising in the Northwest.

California advocates have bonded together to support a recreational cannabis legalization initiative for 2016 called the Adult Use of Marijuana Act.

A California company hopes to address the concern of driving under the influence of cannabis by offering police a roadside test to check drivers for impairment.

This week Uruguay announced the types of cannabis that will be available for sale to the public at approved legal pharmacies.