Writing for the Santa Fe New Mexican, capitol reporter Steve Terrell covers Rep. Javier Martínez’s (D-Albuquerque) introduction of House Bill 356, a cannabis [...]

Running in The New Yorker’s Jan. 21 issue, staff writer Charles Bethea’s “Don’t Call It Weed, and Other Tips from the Cannabis Media [...]

As reported by The New York Times, a slew of glossy cannabis lifestyle mags are now competing with periodical stalwarts like genre-granddaddy High [...]

Earnest efforts to decriminalize cannabis in the US have emerged alongside the storied decline and fall of Big Tobacco. On Nov. 4, 1996, [...]

Mainstream American perception of cannabis use has transformed radically over the past century. The plant’s coming-to-America story began in 1910 when immigrants escaping [...]

By exploring cannabis’ evolutionary history, scientists may significantly enhance the plant’s medicinal and recreational future. University of Toronto scientists published first data from [...]

Sixty-three percent of America, or 33 US states and municipalities, have now decriminalized or legalized cannabis or allow citizens to access and use [...]

Tuesday’s midterm election results found the New Mexico high desert awash in a metaphorical blue wave. Succeeding two-term Republican governor Susana Martinez, the [...]

Male and female cannabis users are affected quite differently by consumption of the same cannabis. Historically scientists have attributed these distinctions to everything [...]

When Canada formally legalized marijuana on Oct. 17, officials foresaw a wave of international travelers without a safe place to dispose of the [...]