Brittney Griner’s arrest in Russia highlights the issue of athletes using cannabis. How are they using it? When? Where? We have answers. The post The Roll-up #234: Why athletes use cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Read More: The Roll-up #234: Why athletes use cannabisContinue Reading
A Connecticut legislative committee on Friday approved a bill that would set the state up to provide certain patients with access to psychedelic-assisted treatment with substances like MDMA and psilocybin. Before the vote, several members of the joint Public Health Committee remarked on the compelling testimony of top military officials,Continue Reading
A bipartisan duo of congressional lawmakers filed a resolution on Friday imploring President Joe Biden to wield his influence to get the United Nations (UN) to end the international ban on marijuana by removing the plant from the list of controlled substances in a global drug treaty. Reps. Nancy MaceContinue Reading
For Alvi and America’s 40,000 prisoners of prohibition, The War on Drugs was simply a ‘War on Us’–Join Last Prisoner Project’s fight to free them all. The post Alvi Ghaznavi is watching NJ celebrate its legal market from behind bars appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Alvi GhaznaviContinue Reading
Cannabis flower is female, so who better to celebrate Women’s History Month than Mary Jane? The post Self-care cannabis products to celebrate women’s month appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Self-care cannabis products to celebrate women’s monthContinue Reading
Our store’s inability to accept credit cards has left my co-workers staring at the barrel of a gun. Twice. Something’s got to change. The post My store was robbed on Tuesday. We’re still recovering from the trauma appeared first on Leafly. Read More: My store was robbed onContinue Reading
An Alabama senator on Thursday introduced a bill that would require women “of childbearing age” to present proof that they’re not pregnant in order to purchase medical cannabis products—a proposal facing sharp resistance from drug policy and civil rights activists. Sen. Larry Stutts (R) filed the bill, which would amendContinue Reading
Before you ask, the answer is “yes.” Cullen Raichart is aware his company’s name—GreenBroz—doesn’t sound particularly professional, and he’s entertained the idea of changing it plenty of times over the course of the brand’s decade-long existence. But instead of calling themselves Green Logistics Solutions Inc. or another combo of ambiguous,Continue Reading
When Sen. John Hickenlooper (D-CO) served as governor of Colorado in 2012, he unsuccessfully tried to convince voters to reject a ballot initiative to legalize marijuana, in large part because he worried it would encourage more use by young people. But with years of data now generated by his stateContinue Reading
As congressional lawmakers continue to push for the passage of federal marijuana banking legislation, state treasurers across the U.S. are making clear their support for the policy change. And Colorado Treasurer Dave Young has been among the most vocal in his advocacy for the banking fix. Young, who moderated aContinue Reading
