On Philly.com, Chris Goldstein gives a great overview of cannabis concentrates and dabbing.

Colin Davies, a reform campaigner famous for giving the Queen a bouquet containing cannabis, is opening a cannabis cafe in Manchester, England.

The petition to decriminalize cannabis in British Columbia was about 100,000 signatures short of making it to the ballot.

The Daily Beast names the 2014 candidates who want to legalize weed.

San Jose officials voted to ban dispensaries near homes, schools and rehab centers on Wednesday. Those in violation of the new rules have been asked to shut down.

Washington’s Liquor Control Board recommended to lawmakers that medical marijuana patients be allowed to keep their home grows.

The Washington cannabis industry has a new textbook intended for medical professionals and cannabis businesses.

Manitou Springs, one of the most beautiful tourist towns in Colorado, has extended its moratorium on recreational shops until January 31, 2014.

Apple has accepted Cannabis Now magazine in its app store, the first cannabis magazine to be accepted.

In it’s first year of cannabis legalization, Colorado saved millions of dollars in law enforcement and court resources.

Bill O’Reilly is a tad upset about the Denver Post hiring a cannabis editor.

Senator Liz Krueger introduced the New York State Marijuana Regulation and Taxation Act.

Medical marijuana is coming down to the wire in Florida, where supporters only have a month left to gather signatures.

Reason recounts the ATF’s tactic of using mentally disabled teens to run sting operations.

An article in the December 23 issue of ESPN The Magazine, by Howard Bryant, explains that the NFL should embrace marijuana as a pain reliever.

In a great article on Forbes, Jacob Sullum explains why 97% of federal drug offenders plead guilty.

Only five to ten Denver recreational pot shops are expected to have their licenses and inspections in time to open on January 1, 2014, even though 118 applications are pending.

A new video shows the life-changing consequences of marijuana possession arrests in New York City, even if the charges are eventually thrown out.

A new Harvard study finds no evidence that marijuana causes schizophrenia.

Colorado dispensary owners are having trouble finding packaging that meets the standards of Amendment 64’s regulations.