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Germany’s cannabis laws are liberalizing. But in Bavaria, officials want no part of it.

Gov. David Ige signed a bill Monday, facing a shortage of doctors willing to certify patients.

Supporters of a ballot initiative that would legalize cannabis for medical purposes turned in about 17,600 signatures Monday, saying they were confident their efforts would put the issue to a statewide vote.

The Democratic Party heard the call of its constituents and took an unexpected step in support of cannabis reform, officially endorsing a “reasoned pathway to future legalization.”

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the smell of growing cannabis constitutes probable cause for a search warrant. Here’s what that means.

European attitudes toward cannabis are changing at a breakneck pace. Catch up on the most recent updates.

Beginning in just a few months, every employee of a cannabis company licensed by the Oregon Liquor Control Commission must hold a “Marijuana Workers Permit.”

Marijuana opponents in Colorado have given up a plan to ask voters about requiring less-potent cannabis and telling consumers that the drug could cause brain damage and paranoia.

New study shows medical marijuana is a powerful tool in America’s fight against an opioid crisis.

After years of pressure from patients and advocacy groups such as the German Hemp Association (DHV), the dream of securing unfettered access to medical cannabis in Europe’s most populous country is finally coming to fruition.