Prince of Pot Marc Emery Vows To Defend His Headquarters
Vancouver’s so-called Prince of Pot is vowing that he won’t be smoked out of his downtown stronghold.
Jeremiah Vandermeer
Does Maryjane Make A Good Sex Partner?
Some cultures regard pot as a potent aphrodisiac - in North America, it has a rep as a boner-killer
Britney Delays Vancouver Concert Due to Pot Smoke
Just three songs and 15 minutes into a concert in Vancouver on Wednesday night, Britney Spears stopped a concert and walked off stage, citing smoke in the air.
Ron Paul and Barney Frank Talk About Marijuana and Hemp
CANNABIS CULTURE - American Congressmen Ron Paul and Barney Frank, who have co-sponsored several recent pro-marijuana and hemp bills, appeared on Active Voice Radio to discuss medical marijuana, hemp, decriminalization, and President Obama's recent comments on legalization.
University Tries To Curb Pot Festival
The University of California at Santa Cruz is seeking parental help to stop its unofficial annual marijuana festival.
Oakland Takes Step Toward Medical Marijuana Tax
Proposal to increase business tax on Oakland medical pot dispensaries wins support of city council committee
Is The Media Finally Getting It On Drug Policy?
I have been following drug policy for - eek - more than twenty years. While there have always been a few brave, high-profile journalists and pundits who dared to question the drug war, for the most part, the American press has been as gung-ho in cheering it on as our politicians.
A Medical Marijuana Face-Off In Florida
Floridians could vote for the first time next year to allow marijuana for medical use. A petition drive, started last week by an Orlando woman whose father has Parkinson's disease, would make the drug legal for any condition as prescribed by a doctor.
Voices Urging For Reform of American Marijuana Laws Getting Louder
Calls from a diverse mix of advocates to legalize weed are getting more persistent every day
Finally, A Little Honesty About America’s Inept War On Drugs
Through pot legalization, we can bring the marijuana trade into the safety of the regulated economy, consequently eliminating the black market the drug cartels rely on. We can do so without fearing any more negative consequences than we already tolerate in our keg-party culture.
