A new study from the University of Colorado is here to set the record straight, showing that for some, marijuana can actually play a surprising role in fitness—and even serve as a motivational tool for exercise. So, the next time someone says “stoners are lazy,” you can point them to this research (right after your run, of course).
The U.S. Army has updated its drug policy to officially ban the use of delta-8 THC hemp products, making it clear that soldiers are now explicitly prohibited from using them.
The UFC has taken a bold step in carving its own path in the cannabis landscape by officially removing cannabis from its list of banned substances.
Let’s talk about hemp. No, not the “get-you-high” kind of hemp—that’s cannabis, and it’s a whole different conversation. I’m talking about good ol’ industrial hemp, the unsung hero of eco-friendly farming and sustainable products.
A recent study has uncovered a new superpower for hemp: killing mosquitoes. Specifically, researchers found that hemp leaf extract rich in CBD can wipe out yellow fever mosquitoes in their larval stage, including strains that have developed resistance to insecticides. It’s a discovery that could save millions of lives, all thanks to the humble hemp plant.
The Portland Pickles are hitting it out of the park—literally and figuratively—by taking summer sports to new heights. Their latest move? Selling THC seltzers at their home games, making them the first sports team ever to offer THC beverages in a stadium. It’s a high score for the Pickles, and they’re doing it in true Portland style.
New Zealand is giving its medical marijuana industry a major boost, with senior ministers green-lighting rule changes that should make it a whole lot easier for local operators to export their products.
The Japanese government has finally released its long-anticipated guidance on THC limits for CBD products, giving brands eager to enter the market a clearer roadmap—albeit one with a few potholes.
Georgia officials, including Gov. Brian Kemp, Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Harper, and Colonel Billy Hitchens, are making sure no one forgets about the Georgia Hemp Farming Act, which went into effect on October 1.
Hemp might just be the unsung hero of the construction industry, with a new German report suggesting it can store carbon dioxide (CO2) as efficiently as wood.
