Illinois Residents May Apply For Medical Marijuana
The state of Illinois is taking another big step in medical marijuana this week. Tuesday is the first day residents can apply for a medical marijuana card.
Marijuana Effect On Drivers And Deaths Still Hazy, Researchers Say
Officials worry that marijuana consumption, like alcohol, will increase traffic incidents, but studies still lack answers
Budshot: Dave’s Big Buds
CANNABIS CULTURE - Triumvirate of fat buds grown and donated by our friend Dave.
Leading Anti-Marijuana Academics Are Paid by Painkiller Companies
As Americans continue to embrace pot—as medicine and for recreational use—opponents are turning to a set of academic researchers to claim that policymakers should avoid relaxing restrictions around marijuana.
Highly Recommended: ‘Life of Crime’ with Jennifer Aniston
CANNABIS CULTURE - Tokin' Woman Jennifer Aniston stars in Life of Crime, the new film by Elmore Leonard (Get Shorty), in which she plays a society wife kidnapped by a couple of pot-smoking Detroit hoods.
Canola Growers Turn to More Profitable Hemp
Jim Rogers admits it: He’s not sure how this experiment of his will work out.
Alaska Mayors Group Opposes Legalizing Marijuana
A group of Alaska mayors has come out in opposition of the ballot measure to legalize, tax and regulate recreational marijuana in Alaska.
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Marijuana Compound May Slow, Halt Progression of Alzheimer’s
Neuroscientists found that extremely low doses of a compound found in marijuana may slow or halt the progression of Alzheimer’s disease.
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Washington City Takes Aim At Marijuana Law
To Tedd Wetherbee, the vacant storefront seems a suitable spot for selling pot.
Why Synthetic Marijuana Is More Toxic To The Brain Than Pot
One of the original chemists who designed synthetic cannabis for research purposes, John W. Huffman, PhD once said that he couldn’t imagine why anyone would try it recreationally.
