Federal cannabis policy is entering 2026 in a “split-screen” posture: marijuana appears to be moving toward a less restrictive federal status, ...

A GOP congressional lawmaker says he’d like to see his state of Arizona roll back its voter-approved marijuana legalization law with an initiative that could be on the November ballot—but he ...

Judging from federal survey data, nearly a quarter of Americans 18 or older used marijuana in 2024, while 16 percent reported ...

Marijuana is on track to move from the federal government's most restrictive drug category to a more permissive one, under a sweeping directive from the White House that could reshape everything from ...

Some lawmakers predict marijuana will be legal on a federal level within five to ten years. Although, when it happens, there is a distinct possibility the law will not translate into Americans ...

For decades, both Democrats and Republicans have skirted around marijuana reform, but only one party has stood firmly for full legalization since day one: the Libertarian Party. Founded in 1971, the ...

File photo Recreational use of marijuana is legal in 24 states — including neighboring Illinois, Michigan and Ohio — and the District of Columbia, even though it remains illegal under federal law, ...

One national organization donated all of the money raised by the Massachusetts group seeking to reverse the 2016 legalization ...

Some policy analysts and anti-marijuana activists argue that marijuana should remain a Schedule 1 drug. A common objection to ...

President Trump’s December 2025 Executive Order signals a possible shift in federal marijuana policy, but many employers still have a lawful ...

New Hampshire House lawmakers have taken up a bipartisan bill that seeks to put a constitutional amendment on the state ...