Research by Miner & Co. finds most brand-conscious consumers, age 25 to 39, use cannabis for self-care and wellness, not just to get high.

The President told Jann Wenner that continuing to criminalize cannabis is not “the smarter way to deal with it.” Pardon me if my eyes start to roll.

The conference kicked off Wednesday with enthusiasm and hope. It ended two days later, on Friday, tinged with anxiety.

The excruciating wait for stores to open. The wonder of the first-time shopping trip. The smell. Funny texts from your mom. And more.

Voters in extremely conservative counties supported cannabis legalization measures this election—in some cases by wide margins.

We wake to a changed nation. The cannabis legalization battle has shifted significantly, but an uncertain future is still ahead.

Voters passed Amendment 2 by a margin of 71% to 29%. Now it’s up to the State Health Department to create an entire medical marijuana system. And they don’t have much time.

The PBS travel show host is one of the most beloved and trusted men in America. And he’s one of the nation’s most passionate and committed legalization advocates. Let your parents know about it.

Updated Monday, Nov. 7: As a wild campaign season draws to a close, some states (California!) are emerging as winners and some (sorry, Montana) as also-rans. Arkansas is trending up, and we now think Massachusetts will pass.

Within the thousands of pages of hacked emails, a few clues to Hillary Clinton’s true feelings about cannabis emerge. And it’s not good news for legalization advocates.