Tag archive

The - page 4

Posted on in Culture

The Drink in Your Hand Was Never Just a Drink

The new cannabis beverage boom isn’t really about replacing booze. It’s about replacing everything people lose when they stop drinking.  Nobody toasts with water. That’s not a complaint, it’s an observation about how deeply alcohol is woven into the rituals that hold our social lives together. The clinking glass. The round bought for the table.… Keep Reading

Posted on in Culture

The House Voted To Let VA Doctors Recommend Cannabis. ‘It’s Policy Theater,’ Says The Guy Who’s Helped 1,000 Vets Get Cards.

The U.S. House voted last Thursday to let VA doctors recommend medical cannabis to military veterans. Most of the cannabis industry is celebrating. Robb Harmon, who has helped over 1,000 veterans navigate the medical card process through Veterans Cannabis Care, says the vote solves less than people think. On May 14, the U.S. House of… Keep Reading

Posted on in Culture

Full Disclosure: The Pentagon Released UFO Files. The Smart Move Is To Grow Your Own Weed.

The government opened the UAP vault. Politicians are talking. The internet is spiraling. High Times offers a galactic thought experiment rooted in cannabis, sovereignty and the humble power of growing your own. This morning, May 8, 2026, the Department of War released the first tranche of declassified UFO files under President Donald Trump’s PURSUE program… Keep Reading

Posted on in Culture

The Best Weed In New Jersey, According To The High Times Cannabis Cup

The first-ever New Jersey High Times Cannabis Cup went down May 1 at the Steel Pier in Atlantic City. More than 2,500 judges across the state weighed in across 13 categories. Niche. swept the flower podium. ONYX cleaned up across concentrates and edibles. And here’s everyone who took home a trophy. The first-ever New Jersey… Keep Reading

Posted on in Culture

Legal Weed Left the Bong Makers Behind

The federal paraphernalia statute that helped send Jerome Baker Designs founder Jason Harris to jail is still on the books. Twenty years later, he is relaunching in New York anyway. In 2003, John Ashcroft went on national television to announce that the federal government had just targeted the functional glass industry. Jason Harris watched it… Keep Reading

0 $0.00
Go to Top