The Best Rolling Papers on Earth, According to High Times Readers
Rolling papers aren’t props. They’re the instrument that sets the pace and feel of a session. Whole towns learned to work with […]
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Colombian President Says ‘Weed Was for Protest, Cocaine Is the Drug of Capital’
Yesterday, Colombian President Gustavo Petro appeared before the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs, where he firmly criticized outdated anti-drug policies (such as […]
Before Weed Learned To Fake Female Empowerment, Harlee Case Made It Real. Now She’s Giving It A Soundtrack.
Before New Constellations started turning heads with dreamy synth-pop and soft-focus heat, Harlee Case was already building a different kind of scene […]
New High Times Documentary Explores the Blunt’s Next Chapter
In High Times’ new documentary on Rove, one of cannabis culture’s most enduring rituals gets rebuilt through craft, consistency and modern product […]
Censored Everywhere, Cinematic Anyway: The New Weed Ad Playbook
The best weed ads don’t feel like ads anymore. They feel like content built to survive the algorithm and earn the repost. […]
I Was a Cop Who Enforced Marijuana Laws. Now I’m Speaking Out.
“Do you know why I stopped you this evening?” “No sir, I was going the speed limit…” “You have a taillight out, […]
Virginia Lawmakers Passed A Bill To Free Weed Prisoners. Now It’s Up To The Governor.
Virginia lawmakers have sent a marijuana resentencing bill to Gov. Abigail Spanberger, opening a path for people still incarcerated or under supervision […]
Superstar-Owned Soccer Club Fined… Because the Stadium Smelled Like Weed
A first-division soccer club in Portugal made headlines this weekend, but not for anything that happened on the field. The team, owned […]
A Republican Weed CEO Wants To Be Governor. Can Cannabis Be His Bridge Issue?
Duke Rodriguez runs Ultra Health and is running for governor of New Mexico as a Republican. In a moment when “rescheduling” is […]
Texas is Turning from a Red State to a Purple State – and Cannabis Is Part of the Reason Why
Yesterday — as in literally 24 hours ago as I write this — Texas Democratic primary voters approved a ballot question asking […]