The Illinois Supreme Court has ruled that the smell of raw cannabis gives police probable cause to search your car. What does this mean for cannabis users? Let’s break it down
Smells Like Green Spirit: Cops Get a Free Pass to Search
Brittney Griner: Patron Saint of the Blameless and Irresponsible
Brittney Griner isn’t the leader cannabis advocacy needs. Women Grow’s choice undermines the progress built by true pioneers. The movement deserves better
71 Pounds of WTF: A Masterclass in How Not to Smuggle Weed
A Texas woman’s attempt to smuggle 71 pounds of cannabis onto a London-bound flight wasn’t bold—it was stupid. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of what not to do.
420 Degrees of Separation: How Cannabis Connects Us in Surprising Ways
Cannabis serves as a unique social connector, bridging gaps across diverse backgrounds and experiences. It fosters moments of authentic connection, seen in gatherings, dispensaries, and online forums. While it doesn’t solve life's problems, it offers relief and camaraderie, reminding us of our shared humanity amidst life's chaos.
Weaker Weed for Gen X? Get Real—We’ve Been Smoking Since the Reagan Era
Get Real, We’ve Been Smoking Since the Reagan Era. Colorado dispensaries are pushing weaker weed as the answer to declining sales, claiming older users want low-THC products. Gen X says: Hell no. Give us the strong stuff, or don’t bother
Nebraska’s Green Light: A New Era for Medical Marijuana
Nebraska voters have spoken, passing medical marijuana initiatives that signal a historic policy shift and economic opportunity for the state.
