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Once again, the DEA refuses to quit treating marijuana like heroin.

The nation's most populous state is likely to legalize weed in November. Then what?

Emerald Triangle cannabis farmers are following the lead of their grape-growing cousins.

The Golden State has the chance to become the green state this year.

In two decisions coming from two distinct lines of legal precedent, the Supreme Court upholds the expansion of state police and federal prosecutorial power.

More than 17,000 federal drug war prisoners have clemency applications pending under a Justice Department program, but with Obama's term coming to an end, the clock is ticking.

The federal government's war on medical marijuana in California appears to be ending not with a bang, but a whimper.

Police perjuring themselves to prosecute the drug war is nothing new, but managing to nail them for it is remarkable. Joseph Sperling did just that.

With limited gains expected at next week's UNGASS on Drugs, some interested parties are already looking years down the road.

Last year, the US Supreme Court tightened the screws a bit on highway drug dog searches. The courts have reacted in two different ways.