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There’s a Mountain in Morocco Where Everyone Grows Hash. The Locals Call It the Temple of the Plant. The Government Called It Illegal.

This article originally appeared in High Times’ 50th Anniversary print issue. Get yours here. In the Rif Mountains, Indigenous Berber farmers have grown cannabis for generations and gone to prison for it. Now the country wants their hash on the global medical cannabis market. A dispatch from Morocco’s kif country with veteran activist Abdellatif Adebibe.… Keep Reading

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The Stony Awards Are Back: Meet the Class of 2026

This article originally appeared in High Times’ Spring/Summer 2026 print edition. Get yours here. High Times has always taken cannabis seriously. We just never believed serious had to mean stiff. From the jump, this magazine understood something that still gets lost in today’s panels, policy debates and profit forecasts: weed matters. But it’s also fun.… Keep Reading

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Why Legal Cannabis Doesn’t Belong Next to Gambling and Porn

This article was originally published by Cultivated and is republished here with permission. Legal cannabis may carry risks. But treating it like gambling or AI pornography flattens the debate and ignores the public health, economic and regulatory benefits legalization can create. There seems to be an emerging consensus among mainstream media: Legal cannabis is a… Keep Reading

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The Oakland Blazers Started As An April Fools’ Joke. Now The Merch Is Real

This article originally appeared on the High Adam newsletter. Subscribe here. The Ballers mark the “high holiday” by taking pre-orders for cannabis-themed alt-identity merch — and announcing a charitable partnership with Oaksterdam University. Call it a tale of two holidays: The Oakland Blazers, a cannabis-themed alt-identity of the Pioneer League champion Oakland Ballers that was… Keep Reading

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Can Cannabis Save Us From the Antibiotic Apocalypse?

Medical Disclaimer: This content is intended for informational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. Cannabinoids are not approved for the treatment of infectious diseases, and the findings discussed are based largely on preclinical research. Do not use cannabis or cannabinoid products as a substitute for professional medical care. The world stands on… Keep Reading

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