Chronicle Video Review: Lynching Charlie Lynch
Lynching Charlie Lynch is a film about a nation that somehow thinks it's justifiable to persecute people for growing plants for others.
Lynching Charlie Lynch is a film about a nation that somehow thinks it's justifiable to persecute people for growing plants for others.
Authors found, “the suicide rate in medical marijuana legal states continues to fall, while the suicide rate in states that never legalized medical marijuana begins to climb gradually.”
Americans for Safe Access, the leading organization of medical marijuana patients, has organized a nationwide protest at Obama for America offices today.
Kryptonite vaporizer is a practical godsend to the stoner who actually likes to go out and…do things.
Here's the latest news on corrupt cops and law enforcement around the United States from the past week, as of September 18, 2012.
The Los Angeles attorney's office vowed to continue its efforts to shut down marijuana dispensaries in Los Angeles.
You can see exactly what happens inside a Magic-Flight Launch Box (MFLB) while in operation with actual cannabis.
A recent SurveyUSA poll shows Measure 80, on the ballot in Oregon to legalize recreational marijuana, trailing by a margin of 41% to 37%.
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California Governor Jerry Brown Monday signed into law Assembly Bill 472, the "911 Good Samaritan Bill," to help reduce the number of fatal drug overdoses.
A new Suffolk University survey shows support for Question 3 to legalize medical marijuana in Massachusetts at 59%, opposition at 35%, and 6% undecided.
Deciding to legalize (or not) based on the perceived evolution of American values and social mores, or making the decision based on scientific evidence.
You can’t miss a van covered in pictures of weed nuggets, lollipops, and smiling gals in bikinis. ANIMAL took a ride inside the weed van in this video.
Washington connoisseur farmers are selling their marijuana to friends with cards, keeping top shelf strains off the shelves and within their own circles.
Marijuana: A case for legalization - More than 100 million people in this country have tried marijuana at some point.
The West Virginia State Police is on track to seize and destroy more marijuana plants than last year despite the dry weather that likely scorched some crops.
According to a report from the Washington Post, the land where the U.S. Pentagon stands was once occupied by fields of hemp.
Mike Riggs at Reason has fun shredding Wilmington Police Chief Michael Begonis' recent claim that illicit drug use is a form of domestic terrorism.