Ben Adlin

Is it a bad thing? We talked to budtenders, dispensary managers, and cannabis connoisseurs to find out.

A joint is cheap, discreet, disposable, and easily shared among friends. Pre-rolled cannabis joints, on the other hand, sometimes get a bad rap, but they don't always deserve it.

In today's cannabis news: Oregon cops eye impaired driving, Israel explores exports, and a grandma tries her first dab.

What's the appeal of a spliff? Why take ground cannabis and mix it with tobacco, a known carcinogen, especially if you're not a cigarette smoker?

A few weeks ago, one of our writers noticed something odd: Walmart.com was selling a rosin press. We bought one and gave it a whirl.

New York works on its budget, which is unlikely to include legalization. Other legislatures are shuttering for the interim.

Also: California considers a cannabis tax holiday, New York's legalization effort withers, and Virginia adopts a decrim measure.

All of a sudden Gov. Andrew Cuomo has higher priorities and travel limitations.

It's a great stump speech crowd-pleaser. But can a president actually make it happen? It's complicated.

More rumors about THC potency bills, and Vermont nears an agreement to allow retail stores.

A 2% THC cap would force the state's 200,000 patients to turn to the illegal market for effective products.

Stop firing people for relaxing on their own time, Colorado Boss. Also: Kentucky makes progress on medical legalization, and Virginia may decriminalize.

Medical marijuana has a 92% favorable rating. Trump's budget would let federal prosecutors target state-legal patients. What gives?

Florida judges roast a legalization measure, Oregon wants to ban vaping, and Connecticut just might legalize it.

Turns out beer and weed really do go together—Colorado is conducting a pilot program that recycles excess CO2 from beer breweries for cannabis grows.