Cannabis In The Military? A Push In Congress Would Loosen Cannabis Rules, Ease Recruitment
Bipartisan lawmakers in Congress are looking to relax guidelines surrounding marijuana use for military members
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Connecting Beyond Boundaries: How Podcasting Can Help Marketers in the Cannabis Industry
Embracing podcasting as a marketing tool empowers cannabis companies
Ohio Voters Could Be Able To Legalize Cannabis This Year
A group looking to make adult-use cannabis legal for recreation in Ohio said it has collected more signatures than needed
NJ Cannabis Workers Push to Unionize
‘We do want certain rights. We want certain wages’.
Industrial Hemp: A Deeper Look Into The Stigma And Its Benefits
Industrial hemp can be found all around us. It’s in some of the clothes we wear, the cars we drive, the food we eat.
Veterans Turning to Cannabis for PTSD Treatment
Millions of Americans will celebrate our nation’s independence with fireworks but it can be challenging for many of our veterans.
Science Reveals How to Roll the Perfect Joint
Researchers used a smoking machine to test the intensity of marijuana rolled into joints.
Mother’s Alzheimer’s Diagnosis Inspires Man To Create THC Infused Lemonade
An Alzheimer’s diagnosis has inspired a Massachusetts man to develop a THC alternative.
Politicians Push For EU Cannabis Reform As Weed Popularity Grows Across The Continent
MMJ Clubs In Guernsey, Top Official Raises Health And Safety Concerns
This 12-Story ‘Hempcrete’ Hotel Will Be The World’s Highest Building Made With Cannabis — And It Could Be A Sign Of Bigger Things To Come
The Hemp Hotel, scheduled to open in Cape Town, South Africa, is being touted as the world’s tallest building made with industrial hemp
