Marijuana Research Funding Cut as Support Grows
In 2007, $131 million was spent on marijuana research. In 2012, only $91 million was spent.
In 2007, $131 million was spent on marijuana research. In 2012, only $91 million was spent.
March 2013 Pot Prices from High Times: The US Price, Kind, and Mids indices all finished March below their previous month’s average...
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The Cannabis Career Institute (CCI) has opened Nevada's first mmj school, providing students...
Late last week, 53-year-old Michigan medical marijuana patient Jerry Duval received a Justice Department order to surrender to federal authorities
In response to public outcry, numerous Congresspersons are working to transform regulations with a variety of federal marijuana legislation measures.
At the California Democratic Party convention Saturday, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom called for marijuana legalization & described the war on drugs...
UNICEF's "Report Card 11" found that countries with more liberal drug laws had lower rates of youths who smoked marijuana than nations with stricter...
The Vermont House of Representatives approved a bill 98-44 Friday that would decriminalize possession of limited amounts of marijuana.
CSU vet and associate professor Timothy Hacket: "If you give a dog a stick of butter or a bowl of cooking oil — marijuana or not — it’s going to get sick."
A bi-partisan group of US representatives Friday introduced House Bill 1523, the Respect State Marijuana Laws Act, legislation that would end the...
A new report prepared for Congress from the CRS concludes the feds have no easy options to fight Washington and Colorado on legal marijuana, determining...
Brookings has released a legal review and critical analysis of the current national and state laws that prohibit cannabis use, cultivation and sales.
The DEA has obtained a warrant for Oregon's medical marijuana records, claiming to be investigating black market dealers.
An unemployment drug testing bill passed the Arkansas Senate. A welfare drug testing bill won a Senate committee vote in North Carolina.
Mendocino County agreed to hand over medical marijuana records to the feds, but without any names or identifying information on individuals.
Former NASA scientist and co-founder of High Altitude School of Hydroponics, Dale Chamberlain, has now used his knowledge to form Colorado Grow Box.