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Illinois lawmakers are taking a major step toward aligning cannabis policy with civil rights. The state Senate has passed a bill that would prohibit police officers from using the smell of marijuana alone as a valid reason to stop or search a vehicle. This change reflects the evolving landscape of cannabis legalization and aims to …

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Brazil is entering a new phase in its approach to drug policy following a landmark ruling by the country’s Supreme Court, which declared that individuals should not face criminal charges for possessing small amounts of cannabis for personal use. While this ruling marks a significant shift toward decriminalization, it has also prompted a controversial response …

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As 4/20 approaches, Ben & Jerry’s is once again using its influential platform to advocate for cannabis justice—but this year, they’re turning up the volume. The iconic ice cream brand has joined forces with the Last Prisoner Project (LPP) to launch a powerful new campaign urging U.S. governors to grant clemency to people still incarcerated …

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The Hawaii House of Representatives just passed a bill to create a new research program studying psychedelic-assisted therapy. This move could open the door to new treatments for mental health conditions and shows how states are rethinking plant medicine. Let’s dive into what this means for the future of health, wellness, and cannabis culture. Hawaii …

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Missouri’s cannabis market is under fire after state regulators revealed that over 6,000 marijuana products should have been recalled in 2023—but weren’t. This discovery follows an ongoing investigation into Delta Extraction, a controversial lab accused of using out-of-state hemp-derived THC to manufacture cannabis products sold throughout Missouri. The state’s Division of Cannabis Regulation (DCR) is …

Missouri Cannabis Recall Scandal: 6,000+ Products Flagged for Safety Violations Read More »

Scottsdale, Ariz. (April 16, 2025) – High Science, the celebrated cannabis docu-entertainment TV series, which has captivated audiences around the world, has officially launched the convenient High Science app to serve its growing community of fans who can stay connected, informed and engaged about the TV show and the latest in cannabis news. Fans can watch …

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Alabama lawmakers have approved a bill that gives the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board (ABC) the power to oversee consumable hemp products. This important move shows how the cannabis industry is growing up — and how states are working to create safer, more trusted cannabis products. In this article, High Science breaks down what’s happening, why …

Alabama Shifts Hemp Oversight to Alcohol Regulators: A Big Step for Cannabis Safety and Trust Read More »

North Dakota lawmakers recently voted against a proposal that would have expanded cannabis decriminalization and reduced penalties for possession. Let’s break down what happened, why it matters for cannabis reform, and how it impacts the future of legalization efforts. North Dakota Says No to Expanding Decriminalization The North Dakota Senate just voted to reject a …

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Seth Rogen, famous actor and cannabis advocate, recently revealed the one place he refuses to light up. His comments show how even passionate cannabis supporters believe in using responsibly. Let’s break down what he said and what it means for cannabis culture today. Even Seth Rogen Has Boundaries with Cannabis Use Seth Rogen is known …

Seth Rogen Shares the One Place He Won’t Smoke Cannabis Read More »

While many parts of the federal government face job cuts, the DEA is doing the opposite — ramping up recruitment to fight the War on Drugs. Let’s break down what’s happening, what it means for cannabis reform, and why this matters for the future of drug policy in America. The DEA Is Hiring — But …

DEA Ramps Up Hiring to Fight the War on Drugs — Even as Other Federal Jobs Are Cut Read More »