Marijuana News

September, 2016

• 21 September

  Former NFL Player Says He Played His “Best Games” While High

  Former NFL player Eben Britton says that his best games were often played while under the influence of marijuana. Britton ...
• 20 September

  Tommy Chong Is Seeking a Presidential Pardon for Selling Bongs

  President Obama has commuted the sentences of 673 jailed marijuana offenders and has pardoned an additional 70. Now, Tommy Chong ...
• 19 September

  Poll: Majority of Californians Support Marijuana Legalization

  A Los Angeles Times/USC Dornsife poll conducted this month shows that 58-percent of California voters support Proposition 64, a measure ...
• 16 September

  Ganja-preneur’s Marijuana Hotels and Retreats Are a Hit

  Joel Schneider used to travel back and forth between Denver and New York managing multiple business ventures. He initially had ...
• 16 September

  New Marijuana Breathalyzer Being Field Tested by Police

  Some U.S. police officers have started using a marijuana breathalyzer to detect impaired drivers. The manufacturer claims that the machine can detect ...
• 14 September

  Study: College Kids Use Marijuana Instead of Dangerous Drugs

  A study by Monitoring the Future shows that college students are using marijuana instead of dangerous drugs like painkillers and ...
• 14 September

  Another Celebrity is Creating a Marijuana Product Line

  Montel Williams is collaborating with LenitivLabs to launch a line of medical marijuana products. Williams has used marijuana to treat ...
• 12 September

  AZ Gov’s Critical Remarks About Marijuana Backfire, Nationally

  Last Friday, Arizona Governor Doug Ducey prompted a person during his press conference to fact check his derogatory remarks about ...
• 10 September

  Alaska’s First Retail Marijuana Dispensaries Get Approval to Open

  Frozen Budz has become Alaska’s first state-approved marijuana retail dispensary. The Alaska dispensary is under construction and hopes to be ...
• 9 September

  The American Legion Asks Congress to Reschedule Marijuana

  The American Legion, which represents nearly 2.5 million U.S. military veterans, has called on Congress to remove marijuana from its ...