The Cannabis Justice Crisis Still Haunting 2025: Parker Coleman’s 60-Year Sentence Is a National Shame
In 2025, cannabis is everywhere and nowhere at the same time. Everywhere in the sense that you can buy it legally in […]
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After the Green Rush: The Sungrown Holdouts of Northern California
This article originally appeared in High Times Magazine’s 50th Anniversary Print Issue. Order yours here and get it delivered to your door. […]
Wall Street Wants Stock Listings. Cannabis Wants Justice.
The ink was barely dry on President Trump’s cannabis rescheduling order when the same question started bouncing around boardrooms, Discords, and trader […]
Operation Green Merchant: The Morning the Drug War Kissed Its Own Reflection
How a nationwide DEA dragnet in 1989 turned garden shops into crime scenes, and taught the War on Drugs to police an […]
Meet Sesh by Sherlocks Glass—North Carolina’s leading THCA flower and live rosin brand, born from a glass museum
Sesh by Sherlocks has grown to North Carolina’s top destination for THCA flower after beginning as a glass museum. The post Meet […]
The Greench Who Stole Dankmas
The Greench hated Dankmas! The whole Dankmas season! Now, please don’t ask why. There were plenty of reasons. It could be his […]
People Are Getting Their AI High: Paying to ‘Alter’ Chatbot’s Consciousness
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has reached a level of everyday intimacy where it’s starting to feel like a friend. We argue over dinner […]
Cannabis Rescheduling: What the Executive Order Doesn’t Do — and Who It Actually Helps
Editor’s Note: High Times has long supported the removal of cannabis from Schedule I and ultimately federal descheduling. The following guest column […]
Rescheduling Is A Bread Sandwich: Same Law, Better PR
A federal number changed. Prohibition did not. This is a nothing burger. For a moment, it sounded historic. Cannabis was “rescheduled.” A […]
The Clock Saved Me: A Reckoning with Juvenile Injustice
Locked In, Looking Out They passed around the pencils and asked a simple question: Who do you look up to, and why? […]