The Brookings Institution takes on the “medical marijuana mess,” the U.S. Supreme Court deals a blow to a California dispensary, and Washington state issues recall rules.

Arrest data paint an unflattering picture, the federal government criticizes its own handling of cannabis, and cannabis growers look to farmers for inspiration.

Michael Ian Black, who will headline the Leafly Comedy Tour stop in Denver on March 24, talks politics, high-end department stores, and the elusive cannabis high he’s after.

There’s not much to go on when it comes to guessing how Obama’s SCOTUS nominee might rule on cannabis.

An effort’s underway to expand New York’s medical program, Oregon officials answer industry questions, and more evidence that legalization doesn’t encourage teen use.

Infographics! Baked goods! Top-shelf political humor! The Shake today is chock full of good stuff.

Delivery services have been a defining element of Southern California cannabis culture. A new court ruling threatens it all.

There’s contaminated cannabis on Washington shelves, a judge is bringing down the hammer on an 80 year old, and a new study says THC isn’t as dangerous to drivers as previously thought.

In today’s Shake: Further evidence MMJ is no joke, a new study on cannabis and pregnancy, and a deity — and his many followers — with a taste for cannabis.

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