Keegan Williams

As we steadily approach the widely celebrated 4/20 cannabis holiday, myriad consumers are eager to spend the day relishing in the growing community, taking advantage of local sales and consuming plentiful weed products.

A new study looks into CBD’s ability to help treat those with crack use disorder, and while the cannabinoid may have similar efficacy for treatment, it had “significantly” fewer adverse effects than traditional medications.

Germany is known for a number of unique cultural happenings. The European country made waves for legalizing adult-use cannabis earlier this month, but there are plenty of longstanding traditions that have kept folks traveling to Germany for centuries.

A newly shared agenda from the Congressional Progressive Caucus suggests that a House and Senate majority is enough for Democratic leaders to legalize cannabis, among other progressive aims.

Sweden likely made history earlier this month with one of the country’s largest-ever cocaine seizures.

It’s an argument that cannabis advocates have pushed for years, well before medical or recreational legalization became the norm in the West: “Alcohol and tobacco are legal and regulated, but cannabis is safer overall for your health. Why not legalize the less harmful substance?”

Uber Eats’ embrace of the delivery market as a whole is nothing new, as the service has expanded to offer delivery to consumers well beyond food from restaurants.

In one of the most recent efforts in the U.S. taking a closer look at the hemp-derived cannabinoid market and associated products, Louisiana lawmakers have turned their attention to THC consumables in the state.

The beneficial or harmful effects of cannabis use related to HIV and cognition were “function-dependent” and confounded by other factors, such as age or frequency of use.

While last weekend was mostly prominently celebrated by cannabis consumers and supporters through the 4/20 holiday, it also marked another major landmark for Colorado’s legal cannabis industry.