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The post Pot Or Sex? (It’s Not What You Think…) appeared first on High Times. Of the many arguments that support marijuana’s legalization, the one most often overlooked is that marijuana prohibition distracts the public from more important issues and diverts public funds from more pressing and vital problems. Indeed, while it is a compelling…

A Senate panel is urging several federal agencies to undertake a series of moves, which include providing ways to test marijuana products sold at dispensaries in states where cannabis is legal. Based on concerns over the lack of information on the potency and purity of cannabis being sold to consumers, the U.S. Senate Appropriations Committee is…

Recreational marijuana is now legal in Vermont after a law signed by Gov. Phil Scott in January went into effect July 1. Vermont is the ninth state to legalize the adult use of cannabis and the first to do so in the legislature, rather than through a voter initiative. Under the new law, known as…

Attorney General Jeff Sessions broke his self-imposed silence on Monday, mentioning the word “marijuana” for the first time since taking over the federal Justice Department. And while his plans to stymie marijuana legalization in America are still unclear—if he indeed has any such plans—he did deliver this newsflash: The longtime drug warrior still doesn’t like…

The post Parts Of Colorado Approve New Marijuana Taxes appeared first on High Times. Voters in multiple parts of Colorado approved new marijuana taxes that will hike prices for consumers in those areas. Eagle County, Colorado is suffering from mental health and substance abuse issues. They’re hoping the new marijuana taxes that were approved will…