Carl Hart's New Book Challenges Drug-Policy Misconceptions
Dr. Carl Hart takes no prisoners in his book "Drug Use for Grown-Ups," in which he reveals his own grown-up drug use... that includes heroin.
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1993 Flashback: 311's 'Music' Ft. 'Hydroponic' & 'My Stoney Baby'
311's debut album, "Music," was released 28 years ago on Feb. 9, 1993. Their mix of rock, rap ad reggae proved to be intoxicating. We also pay tribute to nine other seminal discs from 1993.
South Dakota Judge Overrules Marijuana Legalization Vote
It was too good to be true - one of the most conservative U.S. states, South Dakota, voting to legalize marijuana on November 6 by a 53%-47% margin. On February 8, Amendment A was struck down by a Circuit Court judge in Pierre.
Ganja Shortage in Jamaica? Depends on Who You Ask
Reports of a cannabis shortage in Jamaica may apply to street weed, but the island's regulation authority denies there is a lack of medical marijuana on the island.
TV Travel Host Rick Steves Is NORML's New Board Chair
The NORML board has a new chairperson, TV travel host Rick Steves. He replaces Randy Quast. Steves is best known for his long-running PBS travel series "Rick Steves' Europe" and tour guides.
Pennsylvania Pot Proponent Lt. Gov. John Fetterman Announces Run for U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman is one of the leading advocates for marijuana legalization in mainstream American politics. He's running to replace Pat Toomey in the U.S. Senate.
Eleven NFL Players Now in the Cannabis Business
NFL players are at the forefront of the medical-cannabis movement in sports. Some have started their own CBD brands while others have invested in companies or been hired as ambassadors. Here are nine.
Vaccinations Now Available for California Cannabis Workers
The California Department of Public Health announced February 5 cannabis workers have been prioritized to receive the Covid-19 vaccines.