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Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren is urging the CDC to look into marijuana as a possible antidote to painkiller deaths.

Super Bowl 50 brought a whole new meaning to the phrase, “this bud’s for you.” Green Rush, the largest cannabis delivery platform in California, says Super Bowl weekend was the most lucrative in the company’s history.

A Garden City mother facing criminal drug charges said this week that she still intends to file a lawsuit in federal court asserting a constitutional right to use marijuana to treat her Crohn’s disease.

SANTA ANA – First, comedian Roseanne Barr blazed trails with her sitcom; more recently she joined the growing reality TV world as she farmed macadamia nuts in Hawaii.

The petition seeks to make it legal to grow, possess, use and distribute marijuana for those over age 21.

HARTFORD – Legislation has been introduced that would legalize the recreational use of marijuana for people 21 and older.

HARTFORD – Legislation has been introduced that would legalize the recreational use of marijuana for people 21 and older.

Medical marijuana industry advocates and observers say a dearth of doctors willing to recommend patients is among the hurdles Illinois’ fledgling industry needs to overcome.

Oregon should fund an independent marijuana institute to support and conduct world-class research into the drug's medical and public health benefits, says a task force that includes state officials, scientists and leading physicians.

Award-winning Chicago pastry chef Mindy Segal wants to bring her chocolates to the medical marijuana industry.

An anti-legalization advocate urges followers to 'report' more pages.

Colorado's legalization of recreational marijuana in 2012 has brought a new player to the philanthropic table in the marijuana industry, but many area nonprofits are unsure as to how to handle the industry's desire to give back.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Almost a year has passed since it became legal to smoke, but not sell, marijuana in Washington, D.C., and pot enthusiasts and opponents alike are chafing under a compromise that leaves smokers in a haze over how to obtain their weed.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Almost a year has passed since it became legal to smoke, but not sell, marijuana in Washington, D.C., and pot enthusiasts and opponents alike are chafing under a compromise that leaves smokers in a haze over how to obtain their weed.

Marco Rubio is still fighting the war on weed.

Marco Rubio is still fighting the war on weed.