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The cupcakes tasted different, to say the least.

“Bring on the handcuffs."

Gulf War veteran Derek Harris, who was sentenced to life behind bars over a petty $30 marijuana bust, was set free from the Louisiana State Penitentiary on Tuesday, his lawyers said, after his prison term was revisited in court earlier this month

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Last week, crews offloaded the nearly 1,300 pounds of marijuana at the Coast Guard Base Miami Beach.

A House committee took a step to make it easier for veterans in states with legal cannabis to use the drug, which some say helps them cope with chronic pain and post-traumatic stress disorder, better known as PTSD

"Exceptional job performance does not matter if our Airmen do not live by our core values."

"It's a situation that occurs often where people take the wrong exit towards one of our control points."

Deputies smelled "a strong odor of marijuana" coming from the SUV.

"It's important for both uniformed and civilian Airmen to understand the risk these products pose to their careers."

With data continuing to roll in that underscores the health benefits of cannabis, two Florida legislators aren't waiting for clarity in the national policy debates and are sponsoring bills designed to give medical marijuana cards to military veterans free of charge.

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The Air Force is investigating reports that an airman consumed marijuana while assigned to one of the highly-sensitive missile alert facility (MAF) responsible for overseeing 400 nuclear GM-30G Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles at Minot Air Force Base in North Dakota

As the military services each roll out new policies regarding hemp-derived products like cannabidiol, or CBD, the Defense Department is not mincing words

As a benefit of serving in the military, veterans have access to a low-rate mortgage with no money down. One disabled Massachusetts veteran was denied that benefit, though, due to his legal job in the marijuana industry

Staggered by the burgeoning numbers of veteran suicides, U.S. Rep. Greg Steube said on Wednesday he supports removing marijuana from its wrongly classified Schedule 1 status

The Department of Veterans Affairs opposes three legislative proposals that would expand research on medical marijuana at the VA and give veterans access to the drug in states where it is legal.

"Don't say no immediately to something just because it seems weird..."

"While, currently, no official DoD guidance specific to financial involvement in marijuana exists, the department continues to research the topic."

Take a look at this brief Navy anti-drug PSA. It's 60 seconds of your life well-wasted. Produced by the Navy Alcohol...

A Vietnam veteran and career educator at an elite military training school now finds himself resorting to a Reagan-era executive...

The U.S. military dangles cash bonuses and post-military college money to entice recruits into the service. Meanwhile, the Canadian military...

A veteran is 250 times more likely to die from suicide or an opioid-related overdose than their counterpart currently serving...

The Army is increasingly relying on waivers for bad conduct or drug use for potential recruits in order to help...

“Okay buddy, how ya doing today?” a Marine asks as he stands over the body of a dead Afghan man....