LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas officials are anticipating that between 20,000 and 40,000 people will ask for permission to obtain medical marijuana.
Uruguay‘s envoy to Ottawa says his small South American country has opened up some breathing room for marijuana legalization within international treaties that have outlawed recreational pot for decades.
It's the first new qualifying condition added under the state's medical marijuana law since it was implemented in 2001.
'Live Free Or Die' state joins the rest of New England in rejecting criminal penalties for weed.
New research paves the way for a new schizophrenia treatment, by testing the effect of a cannabis compound on rats.
It's supposed to deliver a mellow "body high."
Much like how big banks have kept their distance from cannabis, large insurance carriers have generally stayed away from the industry even as states across the US continue to launch legal, regulated markets for patients and consumers.
The pilot research program comes as state officials try to make sense of contradictory federal law.
The French government is about to make some drastic changes to the enforcement of cannabis use laws. A government spokesperson revealed that by the end of 2017, France will end all prison terms for cannabis users.
It’s been scientifically proven that a woo-woo vacation can make you feel a little bit high, but one new retreat series is taking that concept to a whole new—and ultra-literal—level.
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