Willie Nelson, Jack Nicholson, Hunter S. Thompson, Bill Murray, Johnny Depp and Neil Young are among the 100 coolest Americans of all time, according to a current exhibit at the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC.
Zonker and his nephew Zipper have moved to Colorado to be part of the Green Rush in Garry Trudeau's "Doonesbury." In the latest series of strips, a very stoned Zip has a hard time articulating their mission.
Former drug warrior Vice President Joe Biden is at it again. The man who helped create the Drug Czar office reminds us that the pot "policy for our Administration is still not legalization."
Marijuana in the NFL has become a hot topic. Just this week, veterans Ryan Clark and Antonio Cromartie cited cannabis' medical benefits as an alternative to opiate-based pain meds.
Billy Currington teams up Willie Nelson for a version "It's Hard to Be a Hippie," off his latest album, "We Are Tonight."
I was nine years old when the Beatles arrived in America to perform on "The Ed Sullivan Show" 50 years ago on Feb. 9, 1964. The world would never be the same.
One of the House's leading voices for legalization slammed pot's Schedule I status during a hearing yesterday. "It's ludicrous, absurd, crazy to have marijuana in the same level as heroin," railed Rep. Steve Cohen.
The folks at suretybonds.com have created an infographic that explains the differences between marijuana taxes in Colorado and Washington, and compares recreational, medical and black market sales in Denver.
One of the linchpin arguments in favor of marijuana legalization is that pot does not have a lethal dose. Yet, in England, a coroner and pathologist are claiming that a 31-year-old woman died of cannabis poisoning in October.
In the first-ever Stoner Bowl pitting NFL teams in legalization states, the Seattle Seahawks blew out the favored Denver Broncos, 43-8.
