CJ Ciaramella

They may have an unlikely ally in Donald Trump.

Supporters of Bernie Sanders attend a rally outside of RFK Stadium in Washington, DC, June 9, 2016.

The real-estate mogul's presumptive presidential nomination has left a growing faction of conservatives without a natural political home in 2016.

The ruling on behalf of a former LSD giant offers hope for drug war transparency in the Obama era.

On the second day of a weeklong series of protests in favor of campaign finance reform, it was the "elders" taking their turn getting arrested.

Members of Congress and veterans groups have pushed the VA to let doctors recommend medical marijuana to patients, but the VA won't budge, citing federal laws.

The NYPD worked with the feds to spy on the Muslim community, and now it's trying to beat a lawsuit using a 40-year-old CIA secrecy doctrine.

Desperate families with children suffering from rare medical conditions have moved to Colorado seeking low-THC strains of marijuana.

Native American tribes have used their sovereign status to provide some of America's most beloved vices. Now some are wondering if legal marijuana could be their next big business venture.

The DEA's anti-weed policies been a source of frustration among marijuana activists for decades. But recent statements by Obama and new bipartisan bills in Congress have raised their hopes.

Director Steve Onderick spent a year on the road with the last absurdist in American politics.

So far, Republicans haven't followed through on a threat to arrest DC officials over weed legalization, but a congressional investigation is still looming.