Is Weed ‘More Immoral’ than Abortion? Global Survey Ranks ‘Acceptable’ Behaviors
A new survey conducted by Pew Research examined what is considered “morally acceptable” in 25 countries. From Indonesia to Brazil, from Turkey to […]
Author: Jason
The FDA Is Done Ignoring CBD. Its Free Ride May Be Over
The agency has quietly sent a CBD compliance and enforcement policy to the White House for review, a move that could bring […]
How Weed Nuns Helped Shape Paul Thomas Anderson’s Oscar-Winning DiCaprio Epic
When renowned US film director Paul Thomas Anderson and production designer Florencia Martin visited the Sisters of the Valley farm in California’s […]
Chile Under Kast: What the Hard Right Means for Cannabis
A new chapter has begun for Chilean politics. After defeating candidate Jeannette Jara in the runoff election by 58% to 41%, President […]
Your Weed, Your Gun, Your Rights – What US v. Hemani Means for Cannabis Users — and What It Still Doesn’t Settle
What it became is one of the most consequential cannabis-related cases the Supreme Court has ever heard — sitting at the crossroads […]
The Future of Cannabis Seeds: A Journey Back to the Roots
Cannabis moves fast. New strains appear every season, each promising louder flavors, bigger yields, or the next viral terpene profile. But beneath […]
Weed at the Oscars: Luxury Cannabis, Cosmetic Surgeries and Prenups Inside the Nominees’ $350K Goodie Bags
What do you give someone who already has everything? That’s the question Distinctive Assets, the company responsible for gifting Oscar nominees, must […]
Two Economies, One Plant: South Africa’s Cannabis Divide
The road into the Mzintlava River Valley is not on any investment map. It bends past a school with a broken bell, […]
America Doesn’t Have a Marijuana Problem, It has a Hypocrisy Problem, and the New York Times Just Proved It
On February 9th, 2026, the New York Times editorial board published a piece titled “It’s Time for America to Admit That It […]
Anti-Cannabis Group SAM Says New York Weed Is Failing. The Data Says Otherwise.
A point-by-point look at SAM’s New York report finds a familiar pattern: selective data, overstated conclusions and a weaker case than advertised. […]