Super Bowl Sparks Increase in Marijuana Sales
Super Bowl 50 brought a whole new meaning to the phrase, “this bud’s for you.”
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Elizabeth Warren Asks CDC to Consider Legal Marijuana as Alternative Painkiller
Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren has asked the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to consider the role legal marijuana could play in the prescription opioid epidemic.
Smiths Falls Marijuana Plant Strikes Deal with Snoop Dogg
Tweed will get exclusive rights to rapper’s brands.
Canada Really Wants to Legalize Weed — But First it Needs to Deal With the UN
Canada’s new Liberal government is pushing its pot-friendly ideas on the rest of the world, and one government backbencher hopes the country could be a driving force in getting the United Nations to reconsider its treaties that ban the drug.
Australia Commits to Legalize Growing of Medical Marijuana
Australia – Australian lawmakers committed on Wednesday to legalize the growing of marijuana for medical use within a part of the world renowned for zero-tolerance and harsh penalties for illegal drugs.
Medical Marijuana May Help NFL Players Manage Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy Pain, and Even Slow Disease Progression
NFL players experience the residual effects of brain injuries long after they retire from competing professionally.
Where’s the Cheapest Place to Buy Legal Marijuana?
Want to buy legal green without pushing your bank account into the red? Well, then head to the Pacific Northwest.
Seattle’s Brash King of Pot Raking in Cash and Raising Hackles at Uncle Ike’s
Ian Eisenberg runs the state’s busiest pot shop, Uncle Ike’s in Seattle, with the audacity of a circus master.
Poll: Which Pot-Friendly US State is On Your Travel Bucket List?
Along with generating jobs and raking in taxes for state governments, the legalization of adult-use marijuana has led to tourism booms for states such as Colorado and Washington.
What It’s Like to Be a Weed Lawyer in Illinois
After Illinois last year joined the states offering medical marijuana, Dina Rollman and Bryna Dahlin left their jobs and formed Rollman & Dahlin, one of the first firms in Illinois to focus on the business end of cannabis law.
