Medical Marijuana

Washington Gov. Jay Insless signed a bill that will now allow school students to consume medical marijuana on campus, on the bus, or at school events.

Another survey has been published showing the ability of marijuana to curb the use of dangerous prescription drugs, exposing its schedule one classification as a criminal act.

As the farm bill legalized hemp nationwide, Facebook began unpublishing help pages, accusing them of 'promoting pharmaceuticals' without Facebook's approval.

He had to steer his electric wheelchair half a mile in subfreezing temperatures to get to a homeless shelter.

Reefer madness has peaked in New Jersey as a lawmaker claims legalizing marijuana will hurt the upper-class white people and have sex toys being sold all over the state.

A veteran who was prescribed nearly 10,000 pills a year has now become an outspoken advocate for the one medicine that actually helped his chronic pain—cannabis.

Unable to deny the science any longer, the state of Pennsylvania has just approved the use of marijuana to fight off the ever-increasing opioid epidemic.

A report sponsored by the Foundation for Advancing Alcohol Responsibly is being used to convince law enforcement agencies to focus on arresting cannabis users.

"I'm willing to face the jail time or the consequences for it if it will help my son," said a mother who was arrestest for letting her son use cannabis to treat his seizures.

One state has ruled that college students who are medical cannabis users can no longer be labeled as felons by the state if they are caught with their medicine on campus.