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Florida Rep. Matt Gaetz: "No one should be afraid to do research on medical cannabis."
There are currently 22 pieces of marijuana legislation before the 115th U.S. Congress – more than ever in history.
Over 3 million individuals are affected by autism, but only three states — Delaware, Georgia and Pennsylvania — allow medical marijuana as a treatment.
As the cannabis movement hits a critical stage, here is a look at how we got to this point.
A leading veterinary organization is joining the fight to reschedule cannabis in an effort to speed research into the plant’s effects on our furry friends.
There’s still a lot of work to be done on the equality front, but a new survey suggests that about a quarter of legal weed businesses are owned or were founded by women.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WVLT) -- It's a hot topic in the state: whether or not to legalize medical marijuana.
For anyone curious about working in the world of weed, a new resource makes job-hunting easier.
Research into the potential medical uses of marijuana compounds continues apace.
Vilchis’ eye is on both the profit margins and the health benefits of her beloved CBD products.
Baltimore City officials have chosen to simply treat the marijuana facilities like pharmacies under the zoning code — and not pass special legislation for them.
RENO, Nev. -- The American Legion adopted a resolution Thursday urging the federal government to allow Department of Veterans Affairs doctors to discuss and recommend medical marijuana in states where it's legal, adding to the group's efforts to get cannabis in the hands of veterans it could help.
There’s a new joint in town. MedMen, one of the largest marijuana retailers in the country, opened its newest medical marijuana dispensary last month in Santa Ana, making its 3,000 square feet of retail space one of the largest dispensaries in the county.
OMAHA, Neb. — Cannabidiol, also known as CBD, is for sale in Omaha.
Growing marijuana takes a lot of energy, which comes into conflict with state efforts to reduce greenhouse gases. Now, some places are helping the pot industry to become more energy efficient.
Apparently, the Heineken-owned Lagunitas Brewing Company has crafted a new beer called "Supercritical" that is infused with cannabis.
It’s an interesting situation: legalized medical marijuana and dispensaries in one of the United States’ most conservative territories. How do these conflicting events coexist?
Every week's there's a new story about how well recreational marijuana legalization has helped states such as Colorado, Washington and Oregon.