High Times’ New Cannabis Docuseries Is Following The World Cup Into The Streets
A new series, Kicking Back, aims to explore the 2026 World Cup host cities through community, cannabis and the people who make both cultures matter. p The post ...
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The Last Garden: Maine’s Medical Cannabis Program Under Siege
Maine built one of the most vibrant, patient-driven medical cannabis markets in America. Now a contamination panic, a powerful tracking company and a regulatory...
Big Alcohol’s Push to Save Hemp THC Drinks Comes With a Catch
As a federal ban nears, alcohol industry power players are pushing to keep hemp THC beverages alive by bringing them under their own regulatory system. p The po...
Before the Jury Sided With Afroman, the Crowd Already Had
On a run of 2025 California dates, Afroman was already turning “Lemon Pound Cake,” weed-leaf guitar theatrics, and full-contact fan energy into something bigger...
Legal Weed May Bounce Back In 2026. Small Operators Might Not
Whitney Economics projects legal cannabis sales will resume growing in 2026 after a rough 2025. But falling prices, weaker state performance and a more mature m...
He May Be the Only American Sent to Prison for the Pot Tax
In this first-person commentary, Ryan Richmond argues that after marijuana charges failed, federal authorities turned to tax law—specifically Section 280E—to wi...
Legalization Was Bullshit for Frank Rogers. He’s Still in Prison.
Legalization made room for brands, tax revenue, and respectability. For Frank Rogers, still serving time on a federal marijuana conspiracy case, it still hasn’t...
Too $hort, Vic Mensa And More Pull Up For Season 2 Of ‘Spitfire With Shirley Ju’
After pulling stories out of names like Snoop Dogg and The Game in season one, Spitfire with Shirley Ju returns in April with Too $hort, Vic Mensa, Slug, Shordi...
Meet the 19 Experts the UN Chose to Help Shape the Future of Drug Policy
The Commission on Narcotic Drugs’ new 19-member expert panel will help inform the UN’s 2029 global drug policy review, with potential consequences for cannabis ...
Japan Cracks Down on CBN: The End of a Cannabis ‘Gray Area’
Japan moves to ban CBN, closing a legal gray area for cannabis derivatives. The decision reshapes access, markets, and regulation in restrictive environments. p...
Ohio, Texas And South Carolina Are All Tightening Hemp Rules, Just Not The Same Way
Ohio’s new law is now in effect. South Carolina’s Senate chose a narrow regulate-it-don’t-ban-it model. Texas is about to wipe smokable hemp off shelves while s...
Art Can Get You High. No Drugs Required.
From music and movies to video games and porn, creators and psychologists explain why some cultural experiences hit your nervous system like a substance. p The ...
Not Late, Just Arriving: Women Over 60 Are Finding Their Place in Cannabis
Two women in their 60s discover cannabis entrepreneurship and a growing network of women shaping the industry and supporting new consumers. p The post Not Late,...
Afroman Beat the Cops in Court After Turning Their Raid Into a Viral Hit
After seven Ohio deputies sued over the viral raid-footage videos that made Afroman an unlikely free-speech folk hero, a jury handed the rapper the sweetest win...
The Dark Crystal, Altered States, and the Responsibility Side of the Trip
What The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance reveals about altered states, accountability, and the responsibility side of psychedelic culture. p The post The Dark C...
Five Years In: What New York Cannabis Got Wrong—and What’s Finally Going Right
Five years after legalization, a Housing Works executive reflects on New York’s cannabis rollout, the challenges operators faced, and what’s finally improving. ...
San Francisco’s Weed Week Is Back: SF Space Walk Returns This April
Running April 14 through April 20, SF Space Walk 2026 brings growers, lounges, new flower releases and citywide cannabis culture back into focus, with a month o...
Even the DEA Says Teen Weed Use Is Down. WSJ Still Ties Teen Access to Legalization. Why Ignore the Data?
WSJ keeps linking teen cannabis access and risk to legalization, but national data and recent studies do not show a youth-use surge. p The post Even the DEA Say...
Less MDMA, More Cocaine and Ketamine: Wastewater Data Reveals Shifts in Drug Use in Europe
Wastewater data from across Europe reveals shifting drug use trends, with rising cocaine and ketamine levels and declining MDMA consumption. p The post Less MDM...
The Rolling Paper King You’ve Never Heard Of Beat Zig-Zag to the Pop-Up Booklet
Long before modern brands existed, a Sephardic merchant built a rolling-paper empire that stretched across Europe. His name faded, but his influence shaped how ...
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