Pot

The Hood Incubator wants to reverse the effects of the war on drugs by helping black and Hispanic businesspeople enter the legal cannabis market.

Homeowners are getting high, and so is the value of their residences.

Behind the push to legalize pot in Ohio.

As wildfires continue to ravage the West Coast, concerns emerge for the marijuana industry.

A new study finds that most medical marijuana products are inaccurately labeled.

It’s not just customers who are benefiting from the Silicon Valley-style normalization of the marijuana market.

New research finds Tweets supporting—or celebrating—pot use outnumber messages critical of the drug by at least 12 to one.

A reporter returns to his hometown and confronts the new reality of legalized marijuana.

As Washington and Colorado attempt to build marijuana-based industries that are still seen as illegal in the eyes of the feds, those involved in the business of pot are finding themselves targeted by crooks and government officials alike.

Washington's Initiative 502 legalized pot across the state, but provided only a few guidelines for how to produce, process, and retail the drug. What regulations will lawmakers put in place—and will they convince black market users to switch to a new, regulated industry?

New research suggests one reason for the popularity of pot may be that it helps people cope with the pain of loneliness.