Remembering John Lennon
CANNABIS CULTURE - The most political Beatle sang for freedom from marijuana law repression and was targeted by the U.S. government for deportation, ostensibly over pot busts in England.
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Medical Marijuana Takes City to New Sales Tax High
While El Paso County deals with a lawsuit over a ballot measure to ban medical marijuana businesses, the city of Colorado Springs is laughing all the way to the bank.
New Report: U.S. Government Data Demonstrates Failure of Cannabis Prohibition
CANNABIS CULTURE - A new research report from a leading international scientific body demonstrates the clear failure of U.S. marijuana prohibition and supports calls for evidence-based models to legalize and regulate the use of cannabis.
The Health Benefits of Hemp Butter
Hemp protein contains all twenty-one known amino acids, including the nine essential ones adult bodies cannot produce.
Want To Strike Back Against Politicians? Here’s How.
California's Proposition 19, the people vs. the politicians - which side are you on?
Prop 19 Analysis: Will Marijuana Legalization Increase Use?
As California moves toward the legalization of marijuana — next month, voters will decide on Proposition 19, the Regulate, Control and Tax Cannabis Act of 2010 — a key question remains: could the new law produce a whole generation of stoners?
Pollsters Discuss Prop 19 and Its Prospects
California's Proposition 19, the tax and regulate marijuana legalization initiative, is certainly the most talked about ballot measure in the land this year. It is just as certainly the most polled of any initiative this year.
Guards Protest “Dangerous” Government Crime and Prison Plans
As the Harper government rolled out plans Wednesday to build new cells at six federal penitentiaries, prison guards took to the streets to protest wage clawbacks and warn that new laws to incarcerate more offenders will make prisons more crowded and dangerous.
Hemp Homes Are Cutting Edge of Green Building
Hemp is turning a new leaf. The plant fiber, used to make the sails that took Christopher Columbus' ships to the New World, is now a building material.
Juarez’s Children: Drugs, Death, and Fear
Over the past two and a half years, more than 5,000 people (an average of more than five a day) have been killed in an intensifying drug war that has reached deep into children's lives.
