Three uniformed American soldiers have been arrested north of Phoenix for possession of 680 pounds of marijuana and over $10,000 in cash.

Police are targeting organized crime in the northern B.C. city of Prince George. They say they have seized an arsenal of weapons including assault rifles, explosive and altered hand guns and marijuana.

Daniel Radcliffe, the 20-year-old star of the "Harry Potter" series was captured smoking what looked like a marijuana joint on a mobile phone camera at a London party. A fellow guest said Radcliffe declared he "loved weed."

Finally, there could be a break in the way the government perceives medical marijuana. Right now it's classified as a dangerous drug with no accepted medical use.

The recent mass killings at Fort Hood are being described in the media as akin to the stress of war and other violence associated with military life. As professionals seek forms of treatment for trauma survivors, could marijuana be useful?

The idea that when government steps in to protect you from yourself is repugnant and oversteps its boundaries. This level of government intervention doesn't fit with support in individual's lives.

In what appears to be a clash between scientists and politicians, Britain's chief drug advisor has re-ignited a familiar debate by suggesting that Ecstasy, LSD and cannabis (marijuana) are less dangerous than both alcohol and cigarettes.

A new study by Gallup shows almost half of Americans -- a record number -- are in support of legalizing and taxing marijuana for recreational use by adults.

The Obama administration will not seek to arrest medical marijuana users and suppliers as long as they conform to state laws, prosecutors were told Monday in a new policy memo issued by the Justice Department.

Medical marijuana has been legal in the state of California for about 10 years, but the Los Angeles district attorney has announced he will go on the offensive against a "vast majority" of the medi-pot clinics.

Small mom-and-pop pot growers in the U.S are having more of an effect against drug cartels from Mexico than the War on Drugs ever has, according to law enforcement.

On September 29, 2009, West Metro Drug Task Force tore apart a marijuana grow operation, not far from Golden Gate State Park.

Los Angeles medical marijuana collectives have formed an association which is challenging the city's medical marijuana moratorium.

From California and Washington to east coast temperate areas in North Carolina, drug enforcement authorities have recently uncovered huge marijuana fields and production rings.

Throughout the United States, debates on marijuana are growing and so are the arrests. Police recently seized an estimated $6 million worth of pot in Ivanhoe, North Carolina.

Police have tied a wildfire that burned 90,000 acres of California wilderness to a group of Marijuana growers who appeared to be operating in nearby forests. The fires have increased calls for legalization of marijuana in California.

As the joint U.S. and Mexican war on drugs continues, Mexico declares its intention to legalize personal usage amounts of marijuana, cocaine, and even LSD.

The chorus of voices calling for the cultivation of marijuana in Jamaica in order to export it to countries which authorise its medicinal use is growing. The idea is seen as being an opportunity to offset the effects of the world financial crisis.

The different views of marijuana can be overwhelming. One side believes pot is the key to enlightenment, the other the gateway to man’s ruination. But what’s the truth about pot, faith and damnation, and how do we sort things out in cyberspace?

At 58 years old, he should have known better. But this Windsor Ontario man evidentally let some other things get ahead of his better judgement.