If you’ve ever wondered what’s on an Australian cannabis consumer’s to-do list, Western Australia’s Murdoch police force can glean some insight for you.

Although Massachusetts has decriminalized cannabis and legalized medical marijuana, many of its district attorneys don’t agree with with the state’s cannabis laws.

Today’s D.A.R.E. kids are learning that “for every one joint of marijuana, four teenagers become burdened with pregnancy,” according to a satirical article that was mistakenly posted.

Some crafty Canucks tried to cross the Pigeon River border from Ontario to Minnesota with nearly a pound of cannabis concealed inside one of the most Canadian vessels that come to mind.

The governor of Oklahoma, Mary Fallin, signed “Katie’s Bill” yesterday, which authorizes cannabis oil trials for children suffering from severe forms of epilepsy.

Taking place May 19-21 at the Hilton Hotel in Chicago, Illinois, the Marijuana Business Conference & Expo has grown to an expected attendance of over 2,000 individuals and 160 booths.

Indiana’s controversial Religious Freedom Restoration Act has inspired one man to protest in an unexpected way: by establishing the “First Church of Cannabis.”

The DEA is shifting from confiscating cannabis to growing it, proposing to increase the amount of cannabis it’s legally allowed to produce by more than 300% for medical research.

This weekend’s weirdness comes all the way from Indonesia, where the police force are really good at seizing illegal drugs and not-so-good at disposing them in a responsible manner.

Recently, Canada’s Supreme Court met to determine whether cannabis-infused edibles should be allowed under the country’s medical marijuana program, the MMPR.