Weed Between the Lines
Weed web 2.0
Online cannabis sales were legal in Colorado for just over a year thanks to one of the executive orders signed by Gov. Jared Polis...
I don’t always fly with pot, but when I do…
As a travel writer, I’ve spent what feels like literal years of my life going through airport security. I’ve flown with marijuana on nearly...
Growing the voter base
Wana Brands and the League of Women Voters have teamed up to register voters
Crusade for MORE
House passes MORE Act (again) after adding research provisions—now it faces an uphill battle in the Senate
Don’t blame pot for increases in gonorrhea
Science has gone and done it again: revealed a finding about marijuana that surprises absolutely no one.
Brace yourselves: People who live in states where...
Strains of NIDA
For a very long time “research grade” cannabis could only come from a single source: the National Center for the Development of Natural Products...
The Supreme Court stays out of it
On Monday, the United States Supreme Court declined to hear the case brought by Nebraska and Oklahoma against Colorado over its marijuana legalization law....
Commercial cannabis at six months: The sky hasn’t fallen
We are just past the six-month point in the state’s roll-out of commercial sales of cannabis, and from all indications, it’s been an unspectacular but successful half a year, especially for a state whose social experiment has been under local and international media ...
‘The biggest week’
The Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies (MAPS) is one of the foremost organizations working to develop medical, legal and cultural contexts for people using...
Fighting the dark side of cannabis
When John Nores became a fish and game warden in California, he anticipated spending his working days catching poachers, checking fishing licenses, and investigating...
NFL considers change to cannabis policy
The National Football League (NFL) is finally ready to chill, at least when it comes to cannabis. According to a report from NBC Sports...
USDA organic hemp? Yes. No. Maybe.
Considered dangerous drugs by the federal government, marijuana and industrial hemp are still listed in the Controlled Substances Act as Schedule I drugs. While...


















