Benjamin M Adams is a Staff Writer for HIGH TIMES, a publication focused on cannabis culture and news. With a focus on the national cannabis industry, Benjamin covers a range of topics including legalization efforts, drug policy, industry trends, and notable cannabis-related events.
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Benjamin M Adams focuses on national coverage within the United States, with a strong emphasis on healthcare & pharmaceuticals, health, and drug policy. His articles predominantly cover government announcements and legal policy regulations related to cannabis, psychedelics, drug enforcement, and marijuana legalization.
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The Johnston County Sheriff’s Office in Oklahoma wants to sell a 19-acre pot farm that was seized by police.
Enveric Biosciences recently announced the arrival of a patent for the company’s carboxylated psilocybin-derived drug delivery system.
Michigan’s rule change that was adopted last July took effect on Sunday.
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife said that it’s one of the largest cannabis busts this year in the Bay Area.
By: Benjamin M. Adams
A study by Zentrela and PAX measured brainwaves to determine the main factor that causes psychoactive effects.
By: Benjamin M. Adams
President Vladimir Putin and The Kremlin said drugs killed a plane loaded with mercenary adversaries, not them.
By: Benjamin M. Adams
Hundreds of jobs are at stake as a Sacramento business was ordered to close until it meets the criteria for compliance.
After regaining the ability to walk, Ryan Shazier says his CBD products can help others like it did for him.
By: Benjamin M. Adams
The sales data shows Connecticut cannabis sales held steady throughout August and September.
By: Benjamin M. Adams
Movement at the federal level hasn’t led to anyone being released from incarceration quite yet.
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