The FBI’s Cyber War Problem: The Hackers They Want to Hire Love to Smoke Weed
Now the agency is grappling with their marijuana rules.
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Mexico Recalculates Number Of Missing To 8,000
Mexico has recalculated the number of people who have gone missing since the start of the country’s drug war in 2006, now saying a total of 8,000 are unaccounted for.
DEA Backs Down; Kentucky Will Get Its Hemp Seeds
Kentucky agricultural officials told the Associated Press Thursday evening that the DEA had approved a permit allowing the state to import a 250-lb. shipment of hemp seed to be used for research purposes.
Relief Of Medical Marijuana Off-Limits at N.J. Hospitals
Jackson Stormes, a 14-year-old with severe epilepsy, started walking again, lost his double vision and stopped using three highly addictive narcotic medications after his mother began giving him medical marijuana.
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Illinois House Approves Medical Cannabis for Epileptic Kids
Minors suffering from epilepsy should be allowed to use medical marijuana to reduce seizures, the Illinois house voted on Wednesday.
Medical Marijuana Clinical Trial Is A First For Canada
Canada’s first medical marijuana clinical trial has been registered with Health Canada, a milestone that could be the first step toward legitimacy in the eyes of the medical community.
Hemp Seeds Could Be Released to Kentucky Soon
Hemp seeds could be released by federal officials to the Kentucky Department of Agriculture by Thursday as disagreements between the state and U.S. officials appear resolved.
Colorado Will Spend $10 Million Researching Marijuana’s Medical Benefits
Colorado Gov. John Hickenlooper (D) signed a bill Wednesday that will fund up to $10 million for research into the medical efficacy of marijuana.
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Budshots: Congolese
CANNABIS CULTURE - The Congolese. Buds and photos by Green Supreme.
Budshot: White Rhino
CANNABIS CULTURE - White Rhino bud sold at the 4/20 cannabis farmers market in Vancouver.
