From “PotBots” to the auto industry coming full circle, here are some of the latest cannabis tech advancements attracting interest.

The American Cancer Society estimates that this year, there will be nearly 1.7 million new cancer cases diagnosed and close to 600,000 deaths, which is why we need more cannabis research.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection agents confirmed that they intercepted 2,493 pounds of cannabis coming into the United States from Mexico disguised as hilariously fat carrots.

You’re a bit too stoned to pay attention to intricate plot points or compelling drama, so what should you watch tonight? Thankfully, there’s an option that’s blowing the competition away.

Researchers from Yale and Penn State University collaborated to better understand whether cannabis use affected consumers’ daily experiences, including impulsivity and hostility.

Across the comedian’s many talk shows, he’s dedicated quite a few jokes and funny segments to cannabis. Here’s a roundup of some of his best bits to-date.

Self-described “nuns” in Merced, California, produce high-CBD products for ailing patients despite a recent city ordinance banning cannabis cultivation and sales.

Late night talk show host Conan O’Brien recently “helped” one of his staffers practice for her driver’s license test, with Ice Cube and Kevin Hart joining in on the shenanigans.

Pigeons sure seem to be attracted to cannabis in some way. Recently a flock of them inadvertently ratted (or would it be “birded” in this instance?) out an illegal grow operation.

2015 is drawing to a close, and as we file away another exciting year full of progress, we thought we’d look back on 2015’s most popular articles.