How to Use Kratom for Pain Management
Pain is a common yet uncomfortable sensation that mostly precedes an ailment or indicates an injury. It mostly suggests that something isn’t right in your system; hence, it is one of the most reported conditions More...
Businesses That Grew Rapidly in 2019
Are you tired of your desk job? Are you ready to become your own boss and be self-employed? A lot of people feel this way but are unsure about where to start and which direction to go. It’s a competitive field, More...
Election 2020: Andrew Yang vows to ‘pardon everyone’ for nonviolent pot crimes
2020 Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang gave a speech in Concord, New Hampshire, vowing to “pardon everyone who is in jail for nonviolent marijuana-related offenses.” “I’m going to More...
Federal Marijuana Arrest Data Inflated by 70 Percent
More and more states across the country are legalizing recreational marijuana alongside medical marijuana. As of November 7, 2018, a Business Insider article reports that 10 states have taken the plunge: Maine, More...
Hemp Fest proves why Floridians should Vote NO on Amendment Two
Let me be clear: I believe in the decriminalization of marijuana and NOT the legalization of marijuana, like Clone Connect Hemp. Moreover, I believe the government can do one of three things: Promote, Permit and More...
Eyes on Drug Rehabilitation: An Interview with Per Wickstrom
1) We often hear people refer to addicts as ‘recovering addicts’ even though they have been clean of substance abuse for many years. Why is this? Why aren’t they considered to be ‘recovered?’ Since the More...
Republican Matt Bevin wins Kentucky Governor’s Race, Ohio marijuana bill fails
Republican Matt Bevin failed to beat Sen. Mitch McConnell last year but now mounted a huge victory on Tuesday, winning the state’s governorship over Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway, a Democrat. In More...
Bill Levin founds First Church of Cannibis in Indiana, free of ‘guilt doctrine’
Indiana will soon be home to The First Church of Cannabis, as the marijuana-inspired church has been approved by the state. The founder gave an overview of their tenants, criticizing faiths, saying “most religions More...
Oregon: Marijuana legalization to be on November ballot
It’s official: Oregon voters will decide in November whether to regulate, tax and legalize marijuana for adults 21 and over. Public domain photo/Naturally via Wikimedia Commons The Oregon Secretary of State More...
Chris Christie moves for medical marijuana expansion, access for kids
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie on Friday asked for changes in a medical marijuana bill to to ease access to the drug for ill children. Christie signaled that he would sign the bill if the Legislature changed More...
Latest Florida poll shows Charlie Crist ahead as governor, with Libertarian Adrian Wyllie gaining support
The news may show only that Charlie Crist is ahead of the current Florida Governor Rick Scott 41-29%, but no one should look past the surge of support for Adrian Wyllie, the Libertarian candidate. The St Pete Polls More...
Charlie Crist Uses Patients Pain to Distance Himself from GOP Past
What happened to “Chaingang Charlie” in the last 3 years? Has his political astuteness finally caught up with the social trends or is his new found acceptance of Democrat ideals sincere? This More...
First marijuana clubs open in Colorado after state legalized recreational pot use
At least two members-only recreational marijuana clubs opened in Colorado Monday, one in Denver and one in the small southern Colorado town of Del Norte, according to the Associated Press. In Denver, Club 64 opened More...
Massachusetts voters approve of new law allowing marijuana for medicinal purposes
Voters in Massachusetts approved a law Tuesday allowing people to use marijuana for medicinal purposes, NBC News projected. It’s one of six states in which voters are being asked to decide on a wide array of laws More...
Johnson, Stein headline Third-party debate, which deals with issues ignored by Obama, Romney
Most voters didn’t know there was a Presidential debate Tuesday evening and most would only recognize Larry King’s name, who was not a participant, but the moderator. King, who called the candidates More...
Pinellas plans to act swiftly to ban bath salts and some herbal incense products
In the struggle against synthetic marijuana, Pinellas County officials are seeking to ban the sale of bath salts and certain herbal incense products. photo/mdha.org.au (edited) The proposed ordinance is an attempt More...
LA city council votes to close hundreds of pot shops
A countdown to the closure of hundreds of medical marijuana shops in Los Angeles is set to begin after a drawn-out legal battle led the city council to vote unanimously to shutdown the shops. Four different strains More...
