Results from NuggMD.com's consumer poll asking whether they trust the DEA to be an unbiased proponent for cannabis rescheduling.
The bills would legalize the possession, cultivation, and sale of small amounts of recreational cannabis.
Kentucky Gov. says residents should not be forced to choose between medical care and their Second Amendment rights.
Patients in states with medical and adult-use cannabis fill fewer prescriptions for anti-anxiety medications.
Adults are more physically active on days they use cannabis, according to the results of a recent federally funded study.
Growing evidence and a recent surgeon general warning about the risk of cancer posed by alcohol could give the cannabis industry a boost.
A Florida bill would protect public workers from employment discrimination based on off-duty use of medical cannabis.
Our own Deb Tharp spoke at MJBizCon. And there's no question about it… 2025 is going to be a wild card for the cannabis industry.
A review of existing scientific research found evidence that CBD may help treat depression with "few side effects"
Recent research determines that legalizing recreational cannabis leads to a reduction in deaths caused by opioid overdoses.
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled that judges can prohibit offenders from using medical cannabis while on probation.
Congress extends the 2018 Farm Bill for one year, putting on hold efforts to regulate hemp-derived cannabinoids.
NuggMD's Alexandra Arnett shares insights from MJBizCon and a rescheduling panel featuring our own legal analyst Deb Tharp.
Wisconsin Senate Democratic Minority Leader plans to introduce legislation to legalize medical cannabis in 2025.
It will be nearly a year or longer before patients can legally purchase medical cannabis at licensed dispensaries in Nebraska.
Leading national cannabis policy reform advocacy groups call on Trump to end federal prohibition during his second term.
The National Football League (NFL) relaxed its cannabis use policy for players, reducing fines and increasing the THC threshold.
A new study has found that the legalization of medical cannabis in Utah led to reduced usage of opioids by those with chronic pain.
