Dustup Over NIDA-Grown Ditch Weed Leads Johns Hopkins to Ditch PTSD Study
The prestigious research university was all behind the PTSD study. Then NIDA's crappy 'research grade' cannabis arrived.
Medicating in Wartime: The Cannabis Legacy of Vietnam Veterans
On the anniversary of the fall of Saigon, Vietnam veterans recall how cannabis helped them survive war and its aftermath.
With Trump’s Support, STATES Act Could End Nationwide Cannabis Prohibition
Sen. Cory Gardner & Sen. Elizabeth Warren outline a legalization bill that President Trump agreed to back in a deal earlier this year.
Cannabis Credit Union Gets Go-Ahead From Federal Reserve
Colorado's Fourth Corner Credit Union can only serve ancillary cannabis businesses, not companies that touch the plant.
Pop Music and Cannabis: A Romance That Began in the 1930s
The relationship between cannabis and popular song can be traced back to at least the 1930s. We reflect upon the vipers who loved their tea back in the day.
Wasn’t the DEA Going to Let Others Grow Research-Grade Cannabis?
Yes, it was. So why has the agency delayed applications? Sue Sisley demands an answer, and the courts agree with her.
How ‘National CBD Day’ Became a Thing
It's August 8, but there's no secret 8/8 code. It's the brainchild of a calendar company and a North Carolina CBD manufacturer.
Why Cannabis Buyers Are Uniquely Vulnerable to Cyber Attacks
Strict state regulations have moved tons of cannabis-related data online, including confidential patient records.
We Gave Maple the Cat CBD for Seizures. Here’s What Happened
Our 18-year-old tabby suffered two seizures a day. Our vet recommended CBD. I was skeptical. Then we tried it.
Seniors Are Erasing the Line Between Medical & Recreational Cannabis Use
A Colorado study finds that nearly half of all seniors enjoyed legal cannabis last year: some medically, some recreationally, some for both.
How Hotels Are Adapting to Cannabis Legalization
The hospitality industry is realizing that a lot of its guests are 420-friendly. Is a boutique cannabis brand on the horizon?
It’s a $130 Fine for 3 Grams, Under Hawaii’s Decrim Bill
If Gov. David Ige signs the bill, low-level cannabis possession would only be a ticketable offense starting next year.
When It Comes to Cannabis Workplace Injuries, the Eyes Have It
A new study finds the cannabis industry is relatively safe for workers. But don't forget to wear your safety glasses.
Smoke Up and Drive for Science—Volunteers Needed
Researchers in Colorado are looking for volunteers to toke and turn...and drive, swerve, brake, and park. Are you ready to take on the simulator for science?
When Does Your Medical Marijuana Card Expire? A State-by-State Guide
Some cards expire in a matter of months, some last for years. Check your state's regulations here.