Budgets/Taxes/Economics

The industry has a year to get Congress to change its mind.

Too often, rehab is a racket.

North Dakota lawmakers have come up with a revenue and expense estimate if a marijuana legalization initiative passes, a Swedish labor court has ruled for employers in a drug testing case, and more.

Mom-and-pop legal marijuana farmers trying to grow in the most Earth-friendly fashion face many obstacles, but they keep on keepin' on.

Washington state lawmakers vote to kill a 37 percent excise tax on medical marijuana, Nebraska lawmakers fail to override a veto of a needle exchange bill, and more.

Pot legalization activists head to Harrisburg, an Oregon agency estimates that drug arrest levels will rise again after recriminalizing drug possession, and more.

Another year has come and gone, and cannabis still remains federally illegal. Here's the good, the bad, and the ugly in drug reform this year.

The city of Boston and the state of Massachusetts have been forging the path toward effective social equity in the marijuana industry.

Marijuana may be about to conquer another Midwest state.

If you're in the marijuana business or thinking about investing in the industry, you need to read this book.