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Colorado gives marijuana candy a new look to avoid confusion
A requirement that edible marijuana products come with a diamond-shaped stamp and the letters T-H-C — not just on the packaging but on the brownies, candies and other edibles themselves — takes effect Saturday.
Chelsea Clinton ‘misspoke’ on marijuana risks, spokeswoman says
Speaking at a town hall at Youngstown State University over the weekend, Chelsea Clinton made a remark about the risks of marijuana use that left many drug reform advocates scratching their heads.
Retail Marijuana Could Hurt Medical Marijuana
Could recreational marijuana hurt the medical marijuana community? A new report from GreenWave Advisors believes that legalized retail marijuana will disrupt the emerging medical sector.
Facebook's Relationship to Marijuana? It's Complicated
On the one hand, it says it doesn’t want to promote drug use and bans what it believes is content that approves of marijuana use, like pictures of people smoking pot. On the other hand, it sometimes allow cannabis-related companies to promote their businesses.
The problems with rushing to legalize marijuana for stoner use in California
Californians seem hot to visit a legal pot shop and smoke a joint or munch a weeded brownie. But driving home could be risky. That’s one problem with rushing to legalize marijuana for stoner use.
Phoenix police chief: 3 officers resign after forcing teen to eat marijuana
Three Phoenix police officers have resigned after a man alleged they forced him to eat marijuana found in his vehicle to avoid going to jail, Chief Joseph Yahner said Thursday.
Inside Barcelona’s private marijuana clubs
In Spain, marijuana is actually illegal, and that includes for medical use. But the clubs are protected by two facts: Private consumption isn’t penalized, and the right to associate is constitutionally guaranteed.
If Brangelina broke up over marijuana, what could it mean for their divorce?
The announcement that Angelina Jolie has filed for divorce from Brad Pitt – and a report by TMZ that Jolie was “fed up” with Pitt’s marijuana and alcohol use – has set off a bevy of speculation that Pitt never fully left behind his 1993 role as a stoner room-mate in True Romance. Pitt has spoken openly about using marijuana recreationally.
5 states could legalize recreational marijuana use this year — here's what we know
Nearly half of the US has already legalized marijuana, for either medical or recreational use. This November, another eight states could continue the trend.
Can Marijuana Really Reduce Pot Bellies And Obesity?
Attention, daily marijuana users: according to a recently published study, you may be more likely to have a lower body mass index (BMI) or less likely to be obese or overweight than non-users.
Medical Marijuana Programs May Help Cut Opioid Use
Making medical marijuana legal may lead to a reduction of opioid use in adults under the age of 40, a new study suggests.
Ohio board's timeline concerns medical marijuana advocates
Advocates are raising concerns over the length of time it will take Ohio's medical board to draft rules governing how doctors can recommend to patients how they use medical marijuana.
Police test first marijuana breathalyzer on Cali drivers
Police in the US have gotten their hands on a marijuana breathalyzer and drivers in California were among the first to be tested –with nationwide distribution planned for next year. As part of an initial field test, several erratic drivers were pulled over and asked to voluntarily blow into the breathalyzer. Two of the drivers who took part in the test admitted to smoking marijuana in the previous 30 minutes, and delivered a positive reading on the handheld device.
TV Goes to Pot: Marijuana-Themed Series Light Up the Small Screen
Marijuana is having its moment in American culture, with recreational pot use now legal in Alaska, Colorado, Oregon, and Washington. California, Arizona, Nevada, Maine, and Massachusetts vote on recreational use in November. It’s a trend reflected in popular entertainment. Three TV series devoted to the subject air within the next month.
An athlete becomes a legal marijuana grower and part of an emerging debate
If college athletes want to use marijuana, the NCAA likely won't catch them, and Treyous Jarrells is proof of that. He says he was high in almost every game he played. Now he has given up his dream of a football career for one that’s very different: He has one of 102,620 medical marijuana licenses to legally grow plants in Colorado.
