marijuana
V.27 No.33 | 8/16/2018
Baked Goods
Sessions: “We'll Enforce Federal Law”
The day the laughter died
Jeff Sessions is broken, drivers to be tested on (and for) THC and the cost of FDA-approved CBD-powered Epidiolex is revealed.
V.27 No.32 | 8/9/2018
Baked Goods
Signs and Portents
CBD lands traveler a felony charge
CBD's murky legal status causes big trouble and N.M. weighs recreational tax revenue vs discouraging the black market.
V.27 No.31 | 8/2/2018
Baked Goods
Current Interrupted
A mood change from Natural Rx
Joshua Lee breaks the silence in Rio Rancho. PH-C melts his tension and Wookies makes him forget the the summer sun.
V.27 No.30 | 7/26/2018
Baked Goods
Won't Somebody Please Think of the Adults?
CO adults using more cannabis
Legalization leads to fewer kids using cannabis in Colorado but more adults, and also appears to help fight crime; N.M. dispensaries warned about CBD sales; first cannabis company IPO in USA.
V.27 No.29 | 7/19/2018
Baked Goods
Return Trip
Eternal recurrence at Fruit of the Earth Organics
Joshua Lee goes to Santa Fe and scores a strong, calming relaxant with Blueberry Headband without losing attention or energy. Then the sticky and fresh Strange Brew tickles his brain.
V.27 No.28 | 7/12/2018
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Bad News is So Hard to Find
Even the FDA is playing ball
FDA says it doesn't need a "negative monograph" for cannabis; Republican Party of Texas puts cannabis decriminalization into platform; Chuck Schumer introduces bill in US Senate to decriminalize cannabis and give control to states; Senate Appropriations Committee criticizes Jeff Sessions for blocking research.
V.27 No.27 | 7/5/2018
J. Grisham
Baked Goods
Different
Openness and R. Greenleaf
Joshua Lee wonders about cause and effect in the deconstructed mind, notes Vanilla Kush's suitability for treating pain or tension-caused insomnia, and finds Trap Star relaxing but not as sleep-inducing.
V.27 No.26 | 6/28/2018
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Put Your Money … Wherever You Can
Cannabis banking amendment blocked by Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee votes to table bill that would allow dispensaries to use banks, Medical Cannabis Advisory Board cancels meeting because it doesn't have enough members and a judge ruled that a penalty meted out to Ultra Health by the DOH was too severe.
V.27 No.25 | 6/21/2018
J. Grisham
Baked Goods
Hot and Heavy
A dalliance with Cannaceutics
A sensual hit of Forbidden Fruit puts Joshua Lee into a comforting state; Purple Widow gives him a giggly sense of well-being coupled with a sharp tongue.
V.27 No.24 | 6/14/2018
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Summer Sessions Watch
AG Softens in the Heat
Mr. Magoo wipes his glasses, Trump suggests he'll support the STATES Act and N.M. gubernatorial candidates are looking less likely to legalize.
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Green! Green! Green!
High Times invites the public to join in the financial fun
Put your money where your mouth is and benefit from the cannabis revolution
V.27 No.23 | 6/7/2018
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Numbers Don’t Lie
Marijuana rides a wave to the mainstream
The cannabis industry is riding a tremendous wave that rolls onward and swells upward, propelled forward by the remarkable successes of those states brave enough to start the ripple. The benefits universally reaped in legalized states are forcing even the most stubborn skeptics of legalization to reconsider their stance in the face of what has become a true force of nature.
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Mainstream Appeal
Poll: New Mexicans in favor of cannabis legalization
Cannabis legalization favored by 63 percent of New Mexicans, more studies confirm cannabis curbs opioid dependence and employers are dropping the practice of drug testing applicants for cannabis.
V.27 No.22 | 5/31/2018
Baked Goods
Fire in the Hole
Ultra Health breaks the sweat
Joshua Lee gets a mood boost and relaxed nerves with Sour Punch followed by a dud with dried out, air-exposed Burqueño Berry.
V.27 No.21 | 5/24/2018
Baked Goods
Calling All Bandwagoneers
Former attorney general comments on cannabis
Former Attorney General Eric Holder winks, Ultra Health donates to UNM research fund and N.M. ranks high in drug problems.
