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25 Things You Never Knew About Cannabis
The world of cannabis is rich and varied, and has enough trivia to fill a thousand jeopardies. You might think that you know a lot
September 28, 2020
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The world of cannabis is rich and varied, and has enough trivia to fill a thousand jeopardies. You might think that you know a lot
Cops traced 3 members of a family-run drug ring using fingerprints seen in a photograph sent via WhatsAPP in Wales.
The Illinois Department of Public Health said that two people have died after ingesting synthetic cannabis.
In an effort to avoid more accidents, the school decided to give the staff and students a lesson on medical marijuana.
Almost 30 percent of the war veterans who served in Iraq and Afghanistan have PTSD. The FDA has recently approved clinical trials to study MDMA for a treatment for PTSD, and the drug is expected to be a breakthrough therapy
People taking the survey were asked if other drugs should be legalized, and the answer was overwhelmingly no. At least 85 percent said that crack, methamphetamine and fentanyl should not be legalized.
Nige says that Black players are reprimanded for peaceful protests and suspended for smoking marijuana while white coaches are snorting cocaine and making dirty videos.
By Phillip Smith A highly potent form of marijuana has made its way to the East Coast, and law enforcement and “advocates” are very worried.
CNBC hosted the latest Republican debate on the campus of University of Colorado-Boulder on Wednesday night, giving the top-tier GOP candidates an opportunity to square
This week, House Judiciary Chair Bob Goodlatte (R-VA) announced a deal on sentencing reform with his counterpart Ranking Member John Conyers (D-MI), and Crime Subcommittee
Former Virginia Senator Jim Webb announced this last week that he is running for President of the United States. I’m not sure how much of
Carl Hart, PhD, a neuroscientist and associate professor of psychology and psychiatry at Columbia University, whose work has redefined how people are discussing addiction, is
By Phillip Smith The owner of historic maraschino cherry company in Brooklyn, New York, committed suicide at his plant Thursday morning moments after officers discovered
During Sunday night’s broadcast of the National Football League games a bombshell was dropped: the DEA is investigating doctors who provide professional football players with
A prominent group of world leaders, led by former UN secretary general Kofi Annan, along with former presidents of Mexico, Brazil, Colombia and other nations,
By Robert Bergman Contrary to some popular belief, marijuana is actually a remarkably safe drug. Despite the fact that THC and other cannabinoids are the
Cannabis has had a bad name since 1906. There are hundreds of lies about the plant, when it reality, the only bad thing about it
By Paul Armentano, NORML Deputy Director A rise in the self-reported consumption of cannabis during the years 2006 to 2010 corresponds with a significant decline
Courtesy of The Joint Blog A new report, published in January’s issue of the journal Science, has found that the war on drugs has drastically increased the rate of
By Robert Bergman Marijuana has the “paradoxical” ability to produce reactions that are often diametrically opposed. For instance, it can typically be used to ease
Here at the National Cannabis Coalition, we believe marijuana will eventually be legalized nationwide. Until then, cannabis consumers must remain vigilant to avoid the long
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How familiar are you with this scenario – you have been buying marijuana from someone, and out of nowhere they quit answering your calls and/or
I just read a very disturbing story out of Indiana. It appears that a fifth grade boy was bitten by a police dog while the