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Listen to Kyrsten Sinema tell lobbyists how important it is to hear from constituents “early and often” months before she started ducking Arizonans’ questions. → Read More
Democrats received a million dollars from a real estate mogul just before failing in their “relentless campaign” to extend a lifeline to struggling renters. → Read More
California’s massive marijuana grey market is poised to go legit. But those in the business can’t agree on what the new industry should look like. → Read More
With more than $135 million in taxes and fees generated by Colorado marijuana sales last year, some shelter managers would like to see a portion of the proceeds devoted to homeless services. → Read More
Colorado homeless shelters say 20 to 30 percent of their new residents report they’re coming to the state because of pot. Is the state equipped to handle them? → Read More
The world’s top cannabis researchers say there’s not enough money for their work. They’ve launched a nonprofit scientific institute to fix that. → Read More
With 10 states potentially voting on recreational or medical marijuana reforms this year, some worry the cannabis movement is trying to do too much too soon. → Read More
There’s a new swimwear-tech arms race underway — one where the difference between victory and defeat in the pool (and within a $1 billion swimwear market) can come down to comfort and a hundredth of a second. → Read More
As Ricky Williams readies a marijuana gym and pro athletes dive into pot ventures, why did Laremy Tunsil tumble in the draft after a bong tweet? → Read More
A Washington, D.C., marijuana organization says Obama staffers have invited them to a sit-down at the White House. → Read More
Marijuana culture’s unofficial holiday has become a global phenomenon. But have the celebration’s counterculture roots been lost along the way? → Read More
A secret marijuana grow, a treasure map and five young hippies who called themselves the Waldos: the unbelievable story behind marijuana’s global holiday. → Read More
The U.S. may soon remove pot from a list of the country’s most restricted drugs. But could the move hurt the cannabis industry? → Read More
As the global war on drugs draws increasing criticism, the marijuana movement is facing a challenge: Should it advocate for policy reforms beyond cannabis? → Read More
A Denver judge has dismissed a lawsuit equating the marijuana business with organized crime. Could racketeering laws still threaten the growing industry? → Read More
World leaders and activists are saying next month’s United Nations special session on drugs should push for a major shift in global narcotics policies. → Read More
Pot lobbying groups jumped on the Rand Paul bandwagon last year. Here’s why they aren’t they doing the same for Bernie Sanders. → Read More
Marijuana companies are promising custom-made experiences based on flavor compounds called terpenes. But can they actually deliver “contentment ” and “relaxation”? → Read More
He passed away days before the Supreme Court was due to consider a lawsuit that could have major repercussions for cannabis legalization. → Read More
The state’s medical marijuana program launched with fanfare last month. Does its many restrictions and anemic market size warrant the excitement? → Read More