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In a long-awaited historic move, the federal Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) is set to reclassify cannabis. According to the Associated Press, the DEA will adopt the recommendation that cannabis be moved to Schedule III per a recommendation from the Health and Human Services Department (HHS).

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Ever since the DEA announced its plans to reschedule cannabis, tons of questions have popped up. We answered the biggest.

DEA intentions to reschedule marijuana have dominated headlines, but many argue Schedule III does not go far enough to free the plant. It turns out that several U.S. senators agree, and have introduced a bill to legalize cannabis nationwide.

Florida voters will decide the fate of cannabis legalization come November, but it's increasingly looking like an uphill battle.

As Thailand seeks to re-criminalize marijuana, Pakistan is betting on cannabis to help boost the country's struggling economy.

Smoking weed is more mainstream than ever. Pretty much everyone in America agrees the plant should be legal, and roughly half of adults have tried it at least once in their lifetimes. But how many people admit to consuming cannabis on the regular—and could they technically be stoners?

Women and orgasm is a taboo topic in our society. Even though up to 41 percent of women have issues reaching climax, “female orgasmic disorder (FOD)” is still largely misunderstood (and untreated). However, new r esearch indicates cannabis may be the key to pleasure.

California is one of the biggest cannabis markets in the country. It’s the birthplace of the medical marijuana movement, and the storied Emerald Triangle has a rich culture of cultivation. Things have certainly evolved in the Golden State since adult-use legalization took effect in 2016, begging the question: what’s the best cannabis in California?

The “war on drugs” has raged on for decades, with lawmakers often at the center of the battle. Many politicians have eased up on certain substances, admitting that things like cannabis and mushrooms maybe aren’t so bad after all. But when it comes to weed vs. psychedelics, which has broader support from legislators across the political aisle—and which could be legal first?