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More and more doctors want cannabis to be legal, Mexico’s president is MIA from the U.N. summit, and did someone say, “dragon balls”?

Are there really cannabis strains that resonate more strongly with women? According to our data, yes. What are they, and what qualities do they possess that appeal to females?

What will — and won’t — be allowed in Pennsylvania, the nation’s newest medical marijuana state.

Cannabis advocates are about to descend on the U.N., Bill Maher talks cannabis and the creative process, and criminal penalties are still outrageous.

Leafly took to X-tracted Labs in Seattle to figure out what these hash oil orbs called “Dragon Balls” are all about.

While a lung-full of marijuana can reduce some consumers to a puddle of silliness and sloth — you know who you are — the fact remains: Cannabis can serve a host of creative uses.

Several top state political leaders threw their backing behind a group established to oppose legalization of recreational marijuana. Critics called it “reefer madness.”

Funches will be cracking wise on April 20 at the Leafly Comedy Tour show at the Vic Theatre. RSVP right this minute.

We put together this handy resource containing the 100 most trafficked strains on 4/20. These are the varieties Leafly users pull up the most on April 20th.

Nevada and Rhode Island are making progress, but Vermont’s efforts to legalize have stalled. Ohio legislators made a bold new medical proposal, and Pennsylvania is so close they can almost smell it.