With Gov. Andrew Cuomo's sudden support of medical marijuana making New York the 21st state to allow some form of access to cannabis, it still begs the question: Why not legalize it for all uses?
Comedy Central's late-night fundits Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert tear into hypocrites like David Brooks in their latest pot-drenched salvos.
TV lightning rod Nancy Grace thinks legalizing marijuana is "a horrible idea." The HLN host told CNN's Brooke Baldwin, "I don't think it's best for our society."
Colorado loves its microbrews as much as its microbuds. The two come together in a beer called Recreational Smoke, offered by a Boulder brewery as a way to celebrate the state's new marijuana law.
Stoners in Colorado are having a terrific time - what with legal marijuana and lots of snow. This three-foot snow bong is perfect for outdoor toking. Just beware, smoking in public remains illegal.
A most pertinent tale of survival at any cost and risk in the age of medical bureaucrats and insurance cartels, starring Matthew McConaughey as AIDS victim Ron Woodroof.
Tommy Chong arrived in Pueblo, Colorado on Friday to experience the state's new marijuana laws. "It makes me feel really vindicated," he said. "Everything I stood for. Everything I went to jail for."
Zonker and Zipper arrived just in time to see marijuana prohibition end in Colorado. Ever since the state legalized it in 2012, the "Doonesbury" duo have been plotting their move out West.
David Brooks' pot column in the New York Times is being widely criticized for his myopic point of view. MSNBC talk-show host Chris Hayes was so incensed that he revealed his near marijuana bust in 2000 on "All In" last night.
Several medical marijuana activists remain in an Alabama jail on $1 million bond after being arrested for cultivation in Cullman on Dec. 28.
