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Using marijuana every day increases a person's risk of developing heart disease, a new study has found.

There are some caveats to the study, but it finds that people were more likely to say they use pot in states where it is legal.

Do it though i have never smoked i want to say that out loud. >> of course not. let's talk about the fact that cigarettes aren't as cool among young people according to the polls? >> the exact opposite age gap. if you look at those under the age of 35 just 8% say they currently smoke cigarettes or did so in the last week. you go age 55 and older 14%. age is with marijuana you go older less likely. cigarettes the exact opposite. >> the upswing in marijuana usage has come with more people wanting it legal, correct? >> that is exactly right. if you look at the marijuana should be legal, back in o...

By John V. Berry, Esq. Holding or applying for a security clearance and maintaining significant investments in marijuana businesses can be a problem. We have been advising clients about this issue since some states began to legalize marijuana around 2010. Owning an investment in a marijuana company (e.g., stock, equity) (or working for a marijuana enterprise) is a reportable clearance activity for security clearance holders and applicants and can lead to the loss of a security clearance or problems in obtaining one. Investments in marijuana-related companies may constitute involvement in ille...

Issue. there is ways to do it. legalization of marijuana is one way. and here's why. when you legalize marijuana have you effect on both the cost side and the revenue side. not only do you decrease the criminal justice cost and court system and policing but also increase revenue side taxes derived from the relatiolegalization of marijuana usage. a lot of democrats have said why are we controlling the substance and i think the third points, i think it's very important to know that yes, might be a gateway drug but the federal government is actually not allowed to research the benefit of pot beca...