Massachusetts voters may decide on nine diverse ballot measures in 2026, including gun laws, cannabis, housing and election ...

The Supreme Court decided unanimously that just because someone smokes marijuana, that doesn't mean they can't own a gun. SCOTUSblog's Amy Howe explains the significance of the ruling.

Hemani that the government can't strip your right to possess a firearm just because you smoke marijuana. Yet an old drug ...

Gun-owning Kentuckians could now be able to apply for medical marijuana access after the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled June 18 that casual marijuana use is not a valid reason to criminally ...

The Supreme Court has ruled that the government can’t automatically take away someone’s right to own a gun just because they use cannabis, with advocates for cannabis reform calling this a big win.

The Supreme Court unanimously ruled Thursday the government can’t criminally prosecute a man for possessing a firearm simply because he regularly smoked marijuana, rejecting the government’s ...

Two Supreme Court rulings in June 2026 reinforced the trend toward broad gun rights under the Second Amendment, overriding attempts to limit concealed carry and to punish the ownership of guns by drug ...

The chief of the Hawaii Police Department confirmed in a recent letter that people who possess a medical marijuana permit ...