By Anthony Deininger, Law Student The cannabis industry has spent years waiting for Congress to solve what is, at least in substantial part, an administrative problem. The Secure and Fair Enforcement Regulation Banking Act (SAFER Banking Act) has been treated as necessary for access to institutional banking, exchange listings, and the financial infrastructure that other …
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Cannabis-related articles covering business, reports, strains, pop culture, opinion, sponsored content and other topics connected to marijuana and reform.
What Is THC? A Complete Guide to Marijuana’s Main Intoxicating Compound
By Thomas Harper, PhD THC, or tetrahydrocannabinol, is the main intoxicating compound in marijuana and the cannabinoid most responsible for the “high” associated with cannabis use. When people talk about THC, they are usually referring to delta-9-tetrahydrocannabinol, often shortened to delta-9 THC. Delta-9 THC is the best-known form of THC and the one most commonly …
The Best Marijuana Strains for Creativity and Focus
For consumers looking for a more productive marijuana experience, the best strain is not always the one with the highest THC level. Creativity and focus are often tied to how a product feels mentally: clear, uplifting, energizing and manageable, without pushing the consumer into anxiety, heavy sedation or distraction. Sativa-leaning strains and certain balanced hybrids …
The Best Marijuana Strains for Beginners
Choosing a marijuana strain for the first time can be overwhelming, especially with so many dispensary menus filled with high-THC options, unfamiliar genetics and names that do not always explain what the product actually feels like. For beginners, the best marijuana strains are usually not the strongest. New consumers often do better with strains that …
Marijuana Home Grow Laws by State: Where Can You Grow Cannabis at Home?
Marijuana home grow laws vary drastically across the United States, with some states allowing adults to cultivate their own plants, others restricting cultivation to medical marijuana patients and several legal marijuana states continuing to ban home grow entirely. As of 2026, most states with legal recreational marijuana allow at least some form of personal cultivation. …
Every Marijuana Reference in American Dad!
American Dad! has never been a full-on stoner show, but marijuana has played a recurring role throughout the series, largely through Jeff Fischer, Hayley Smith and the show’s willingness to use cannabis as both a character trait and a plot device. Unlike shows that build entire seasons around marijuana, American Dad! tends to use it …
10 Celebrities Who Created Cannabis Brands
Celebrity cannabis brands have become a major part of the legal industry, with actors, musicians, athletes and comedians turning longtime public associations with marijuana into formal business ventures. Some have launched flower and pre-roll lines. Others have built full lifestyle brands, dispensary partnerships, beverages, edibles or national licensing deals. While not every celebrity marijuana brand …
Scary Movie Unveils Cannabis Dab Rig-Style Popcorn Buckets
The new Scary Movie is leaning into marijuana culture with one of the strangest theater collectibles yet: a popcorn bucket designed to look like a glass dab rig. The film’s official Instagram account posted a video of the collectible Wednesday, showing several glass-style pieces filled with popcorn and marked with the Scary Movie logo. The …
Complete Guide to Medical Marijuana Laws in All 41 Legal States
41 states have legalized the medical use of cannabis, representing over 80% of the entire United States. Below is a breakdown of all 41 states, including details on when the state legalized the medicine, when the first dispensary opened, possession limits and more. Alabama Year legalized: 2021. Year first dispensary opened: The first dispensary is …
The Congressional Cannabis Caucus Has Stalled Out. It’s Time to Start Over.
The Congressional Cannabis Caucus was supposed to be a driving force for reform on Capitol Hill. Instead, it has become a symbol of stagnation. That may sound harsh, but at some point honesty is more useful than politeness. If a caucus exists to keep marijuana reform front and center in Congress, then it needs to …
