For the sake of America’s future drug policy, we tried to pin down exactly how Hillary Clinton feels — officially, at least — about cannabis.

The Eagles are undeniable icons in the music world, but you may not have realized how much of their music was influenced by cannabis.

It’s a huge step forward for a party that still officially refuses to acknowledge even the medicinal benefits of cannabis.

Arizona advocates are fighting to keep a legalization measure on the ballot, Hawaii dispensaries are in a holding pattern, and Uruguay just crowned its cannabis champions.

In a party committed to states’ rights and personal liberty, this year’s GOP platform is a lost opportunity to make critical reforms for the betterment of the country.

A bipartisan medical cannabis proposal was introduced in the U.S. Senate on Friday, but it left many in the cannabis community befuddled.

The advice is well-intentioned without being snooty, reminiscent of your best bud who helped ease you into the cannabis scene.

The proposal is raising eyebrows for a number of reasons, most notably because of banking restrictions for marijuana businesses.

Today’s report that Donald Trump has chosen Indiana Gov. Mike Pence as his vice presidential running mate is a blow to those of us hoping for cannabis policy reform during the next presidency.

Cannabis advocates and opponents are waging campaign battles across the country, Hawaii allows nurses to recommend MMJ, and Maine tables cannabis as a treatment for opioid addiction.