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A different kind of ‘4/20’
April 19, 2020 in News /by davidmorgan509For Carol Erhart, April 20 is more than just a stoner holiday. “We have a big, private backyard that’s connected to the store,” said Erhart, referring to the retail marijuana store 4:20 Friendly she co-owns with her wife off Sunset Highway. “We invite people to our backyard, just a personal invitation to come next door. […]
Pandemic upends pot legalization
April 8, 2020 in News /by davidmorgan509What was supposed to be a banner year for marijuana legalization is becoming a bust. Advocates are pushing ballot referendums in nearly a dozen states, from Idaho to New Jersey. Governors and state lawmakers who failed to pass legalization last year — most notably in New York — vowed that 2020 would be different. But […]
Why CBD Works Better With a Little THC (Even If You Don’t Want to Get High)
June 13, 2019 in News /by davidmorgan509Way back in 2014, I wrote an article called Desperately Seeking CBD that profiled several families who either broke the law or moved clear across the country to access cannabidiol (CBD)—a non-intoxicating compound found in the cannabis plant that’s proven effective in treating pediatric seizure disorders that don’t respond to more conventional therapies. At the […]
Here’s the difference between CBD and THC
March 25, 2019 in News /by davidmorgan509Whether you’re trying to master the art of joint rolling or just want to try to alleviate a sore back, every cannabis user should know the difference between CBD and THC. TL;DR: THC will get you high. CBD probably won’t. But it’s really more complicated than that. What are cannabinoids? Cannabinoids are naturally occurring compounds […]
Senate signs off on smokable medical marijuana
March 8, 2019 in News /by davidmorgan509Under the proposal, patients could buy up to 2.5 ounces of medical pot during a 35-day period and would be able to possess up to 4 ounces of cannabis at any given time. Smoking of medical cannabis — which would have to be purchased from state-authorized operators — would be banned in public places. And […]
Cannabis Goes Global While The U.S. Falls Behind
November 17, 2018 in News /by davidmorgan509With Mexico moving closer to legalization, the U.S. is increasingly looking out of step with cannabis trends. This week, Mexico’s Congress is expected to begin deliberating a bill to legalize medical and recreational cannabis use across the country. President-elect Andrés Manuel López Obrador signaled his willingness to consider legalization during the campaign. Then last week, […]
Mexico court sets precedent on legal, recreational pot use
November 1, 2018 in News /by davidmorgan509Mexico’s Supreme Court issued two more rulings Wednesday ordering that complainants in individual cases be allowed to use marijuana for recreational purposes, establishing a precedent that a blanket prohibition on pot is unconstitutional. The court found that adults have a fundamental right to personal development which lets them decide their recreational activities without interference from […]
Wall Street’s Marijuana Madness: ‘It’s Like the Internet in 1997’
September 24, 2018 in News /by davidmorgan509Entrepreneurs and investors are rushing headlong into the nascent legal marijuana industry, fueling a stock craze reminiscent of the late 1990s dot-com bubble and the recent bitcoin mania. TORONTO—Shannon Soqui just quit his Wall Street job to go after what he thinks is a bigger business: selling marijuana the way Mary Kay Inc. sells […]
The Amount of Older Americans Using Marijuana Is Getting, Um, Higher
September 13, 2018 in News /by davidmorgan509Boomers are experimenting with marijuana more than ever before. Here’s what it could mean. Marijuana is apparently booming among, well, boomers. Specifically, marijuana use is becoming more prevalent among Americans over 50, according to a new study in the journal Drug and Alcohol Dependence. The study analyzed survey responses from more than 17,000 adults over […]