Snoop Dogg, the rap legend and cultural ambassador of cannabis, is taking his brand, Smoke Weed Every Day (S.W.E.D.), to new heights with the launch of a direct-to-consumer online retail platform. This latest venture offers a curated array of hemp-derived cannabinoid products, smoking accessories, and lifestyle merchandise, cementing Snoop’s influence in the cannabis industry.
The European Union is ready to supply medical cannabis to the nation, according to Ukraine’s Deputy Health Minister Maryna Slobodnichenko. In a recent interview with the Ukrainian News Agency, she revealed that the EU is eager to support Ukraine’s medical cannabis program, which officially launched in August 2024.
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.
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 NCAA has officially decided to mellow out when it comes to marijuana, voting to remove cannabis from its banned substances list for Division I athletes, effective immediately.
Governor JB Pritzker proudly announced today that Illinois hit a milestone worth celebrating—$1 billion in cannabis retail sales by July 1, 2024.
A new study has thrown a rather unexpected twist into the parenting game—suggesting that access to medical marijuana might actually boost the amount of time people spend with their kids. And no, it’s not because parents are suddenly inspired to teach their kids how to roll perfect joints, but rather because improved health makes them more present and active.
In a twist worthy of a plotline in a cannabis-themed thriller, a lesser-known cannabinoid called CBG has left scientists pleasantly surprised—and perhaps a little bewildered.
Marijuana use has stayed pretty chill between 2022 and 2023, according to a new federal report by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA).
Hold onto your green hats, folks! The cannabis industry in the U.S. is growing faster than a weed in a rainforest. According to a report by Vangst and Whitney Economics, the industry’s workforce has blossomed to over 440,000 green-thumbed employees.
