Maureen Meehan is a New York-based writer, who has worked as a foreign correspondent for many years.
In 1951, LSD ended up in a French town’s food supply. How? Was it a biological abnormality? Or was something more sinister at play?
In case you missed it, the first Cannabis in Veterinary Medicine Symposium took place in Colorado recently, wherein pet owners, veterinary professionals, and physicians discussed
What could edibles mean for Canadian restaurants now that legalization is closer than ever? Chefs have been weighing in.
There’s a group of doctors who are offering medical pot assessments for veterans. Although they’re not officially associated with the Department of Veterans Affairs, they
Known to put on a delectable spread, the Los Angeles East Side Food Festival has a new section that’s not only going to be delicious
Congress debates medical marijuana for cops and calls for more research, marking a significant shift in the culture. Yesterday, they discussed a measure calling on
We just got word of a sheriff indicted for groping 900 students in alleged drug searches. This story sickens us. But we recognize the importance
Firefighters struggled again overnight to stop the spread of the wildfires being fanned by the dry Diablo winds. At least 23 people have died, as
Oregon is reaping the green benefits of its legal weed industry to the tune of a cool $85 million. Having legalized marijuana in 2014, Oregon
Powerful wildfires fanned by strong winds are ravaging parts of Northern California, having killed at least 11 people, destroying some 1,500 structures, thousands of trees
The 85 words crammed into a congressional bill at the end of the Obama administration, known then as the Rohrabacher–Farr amendment, which prohibits the Justice
High Times recently attended a conference that featured a panel of scientists, physicians, inventors, designers and entrepreneurs—all of whom were women. The seminar focused on the
In 1951, LSD ended up in a French town’s food supply. How? Was it a biological abnormality? Or was something more sinister at play?
In case you missed it, the first Cannabis in Veterinary Medicine Symposium took place in Colorado recently, wherein pet owners, veterinary professionals, and physicians discussed a rapidly evolving field: veterinary CBD treatment for pets. After all, if cannabidiol (CBD) relieves arthritis caused by inflammation in humans, wouldn’t it help our four-legged friends? Cannabis And Canines “We have diseases that we
What could edibles mean for Canadian restaurants now that legalization is closer than ever? Chefs have been weighing in.
There’s a group of doctors who are offering medical pot assessments for veterans. Although they’re not officially associated with the Department of Veterans Affairs, they seem to take the wellbeing of veterans seriously. Here’s the scoop. Canna Care Docs It’s no secret that the world of politics is rife with corruption and hypocrisy. When Republican lawmakers aren’t challenging the basic
Known to put on a delectable spread, the Los Angeles East Side Food Festival has a new section that’s not only going to be delicious but is going to make everything else taste even better. The festival’s celebrity chefs will be joined this year with cannabis chefs who will show off their edibles and take the munchies to a higher
Congress debates medical marijuana for cops and calls for more research, marking a significant shift in the culture. Yesterday, they discussed a measure calling on federal agencies to study the use of medical marijuana by police officers. The sponsor of this measure? A Republican from Florida. Wait, what? Cannabis For Cops The discussed measure was an amendment to the Law
We just got word of a sheriff indicted for groping 900 students in alleged drug searches. This story sickens us. But we recognize the importance of knowing everything that is happening under our current administration. It is a regime that not only sanctions outrages but is pathologically obsessed with cracking down on drugs. This latest report is all the more
Firefighters struggled again overnight to stop the spread of the wildfires being fanned by the dry Diablo winds. At least 23 people have died, as the firestorms surprise town after town, giving residents sometimes only minutes to evacuate. The wildfires are among the deadliest in California’s history and have sent smoke as far south as San Francisco, about 60 miles
Oregon is reaping the green benefits of its legal weed industry to the tune of a cool $85 million. Having legalized marijuana in 2014, Oregon has finally begun to distribute the tax dollars that the state has collected, after a two-year wait. Wait, What Took Oregon So Long To Distribute Its Legal Cannabis Tax Revenue? The reason is that the
Powerful wildfires fanned by strong winds are ravaging parts of Northern California, having killed at least 11 people, destroying some 1,500 structures, thousands of trees and over 120,000 acres of land. Over 30,000 people in the paths of the fast-moving infernos have fled their homes, according to the California Department of Forestry. And California marijuana growers north of San Francisco
The 85 words crammed into a congressional bill at the end of the Obama administration, known then as the Rohrabacher–Farr amendment, which prohibits the Justice Department from prosecuting medical marijuana in MMJ-legal states, is under assault with the threat of disappearing. We can’t allow that happen. We have until December 8 before Congress may decide to exclude the amendment from its
High Times recently attended a conference that featured a panel of scientists, physicians, inventors, designers and entrepreneurs—all of whom were women. The seminar focused on the critical role science plays in the cannabis industry, and while they were at it—the rise of women in the industry. The event was hosted by Intersection Seattle, a concept and collective that describes itself as
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