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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?
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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...
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,...
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...
Congress debates medical marijuana for cops and calls for more research, marking a significant shift in the culture. Yesterday, they discussed a measure calling...
We just got word of a sheriff indicted for groping 900 students in alleged drug searches. This story sickens us. But we recognize the...
Firefighters struggled again overnight to stop the spread of the wildfires being fanned by the dry Diablo winds. At least 23 people have died,...
Oregon is reaping the green benefits of its legal weed industry to the tune of a cool $85 million. Having legalized marijuana in 2014,...
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...
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...
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 Washington Supreme Court recently ruled that requiring people arrested for driving under the influence to submit to random urinalysis tests is unconstitutional. The...
Despite the many stories about the recent drop in weed prices, some in the industry fear that cultivation, production and retail regulations could drive...
Sims fans, get ready to see your favorite characters in lifelike, role-playing computer exercises talking about drugs and alcohol. As we know, Colorado is...
A federal watchdog has has identified as many as 146 cases in which the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) targeted liberal-leaning groups, including non-profits working...
It has been reported that California grows more weed than it knows what to do with. Now, we’re realizing that the wild, wondrous and...
Gorilla Glue adhesive company and well-know weed strain “Gorilla Glue” have reached a settlement in the trademark infringement case brought by the glue maker...
Maryland’s Senate Bill 949 went into effect on October 1. The long-debated bill will make it easier for people who have been convicted of...
Good news, if it’s true. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Commissioner Scott Gottlieb might start looking into medical marijuana’s many claims. “I see people...