Celeb Stoner: The Stoniest TV Shows of 2013
Celeb Stoner lists the stoniest TV shows of 2013.
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Celeb Stoner lists the stoniest TV shows of 2013.
Jacob Sullum recounts 2013's top 5 drug scares, from energy drink phobias to e-cigarette gateway theories.
Matt Ferner lists the 13 reasons 2013 has been the best year ever for marijuana (and it's consumers).
The news for 2013 was good, at least overall. Use of most drugs was steady or even declined. One press release noted that youth cigarette smoking declined!
We all know we're in for quite a treat when the article starts with "James Alexander Kiesling seemingly had it all." Buckle up for this tale of cannabis woe
Dear Mr. Bill O'Reilly: I couldn't help but notice how angry you got a few days ago after the Denver Post, which is the paper of record in a city that will
A number of recent articles and video news reports use a scare tactic approach to alarm people about the alleged dangers of vaporizers.
Apple has accepted Cannabis Now magazine in its app store, the first cannabis magazine to be accepted.
Bill O'Reilly is a tad upset about the Denver Post hiring a cannabis editor.
Chris Soda from Drug Policy Alliance describes the growing support for marijuana legalization from all parties.
BBC reported that Instagram had blocked several drug-related hashtags after a BBC investigation about drug sales on the photo-sharing network.
San Diego Union Tribune endorses medical marijuana and urges City Council to allow safe access for patients rather then an outright prohibition.
David Frum is an anti-cannabis yammerer who's on the board of directors of the infamous "Smart Approaches to Marijuana" group. "Be Afraid of Big Marijuana"
I think it's a significant "fail" that most major media did not note that, given the importance place that youth drug use naturally holds in these concerns.
While a hunter apparently did start the Yosemite fire, there's absolutely no evidence that "illegal marijuana farmers" had anything to do with it...
A SJ Mercury News story really rustled my jimmies, because it was entitled "Rim Fire: Did illegal marijuana growers start the blaze?" The Yosemite Fire...
It is heartening to see yet another prominent public doctor endorse the plant–especially when he works at Fox News.
ANIMAL went rolling with the weed van–and confirmed that its lollipops are THC-free–nearly a year ago.