University of Bath researchers found seven vaporizers sourced from the US contained dangerous SC compound A new study from the University of Bath revealed that seven vaporizers claiming to contain cannabis actually contained a much more dangerous “synthetic cannabinoid” (SC) compound. Earlier this year, the same lab published a study showing that over one in six vaporizers confiscated from schoolchildren […]...

The drug, legal in much of the country, is widely seen as nonaddictive and safe. For some users, these assumptions are dangerously wrong.

You can still get your green in Greenpoint.

A growing number of marijuana users in the U.S. are experiencing severe health problems like these.

�Cannabis cafes are going to be a huge part of the future of cannabis in our state and help to beat back the illegal drug market,"...

While attending Diddy's Hamptons party, a six-year-old kid saw naked women, pot smoking and boozed-up guests.

A woman called Marijuana Pepsi from birth says she’ll never change her name – even though she doesn’t smoke weed, or drink fizzy drinks or alcohol."...

Widespread legalization has created a polished new market for cannabis products — one that’s trendy, spalike and weirdly unfun.

Marijuana businesses will be allowed to serve food and have live music performances as a way to attract more customers.

Vice President Kamala Harris vowed to combat the flow of fentanyl into the country when she visited the border on Friday. Former President Donald J. Trump ratcheted up his false claims in response.

Cherrypicking what has worked from decriminalisation abroad is far preferable to building more prisons for drug offenders What can a German do but a Briton cannot? What can a New Yorker, a Chicagoan and a San Franciscan do, but a Londoner cannot? What can Canadians, Dutch, Portuguese, Chileans, Uruguayans, Maltese all do? The answer is they can legally smoke cannabis. In California there are now courses for […]...

Decision that weakened power of government regulatory agencies sows confusion to already chaotic cannabis law A recent supreme court decision that weakened the power of US government regulatory agencies such as the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has added additional confusion to America’s already chaotic cannabis law. This month, a federal court was able to overrule the DEA on what qualifies as legal […]...

Shift supervisors unable to unionize are left in limbo, despite workers claiming low pay and lack of authority The largest cannabis delivery service in the US faces a growing backlash in southern California from shift supervisors who said they are paid less than the workers they supervise, struggle to make ends meet on low and stagnant wages, and are at odds with the company over their right to form a union. […]...

Hundreds of padlocked pot shops found guilty of breaking the law in the Big Apple have avoided paying millions of dollars in fines, a City Council analysis shows.

Research finds cannabis use increases among college-educated and high-income Americans A new study found that cannabis use in the US has been increasing … but not among teenagers. The research, which looked at data on more than 500,000 people’s cannabis habits during different time periods from 2013 to 2022 and was published in this month’s edition of Drug and Alcohol Dependence Reports, also revealed […]...