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DeSantis Blames Epstein, Stock Trading and Trans Ads for the GOP’s Midterm ‘Extinction-Level Event.’ Anything but Weed.

DeSantis blamed Epstein, stock trading and trans-focused ads for the GOP’s midterm beating. He didn’t mention the plant. Texas has some notes. Ron DeSantis has a theory about why Republicans got crushed on Tuesday. It covers a lot of ground. Weed isn’t part of it. At a press conference in Tallahassee on Wednesday, the term-limited […]

Texas Election Results Boost Efforts For Legal Marijuana And Hemp Access, Advocates Say

“THC was one of the many things that helped people make up their minds that Republicans in the state don’t care about them.” By Stephen Simpson, The Texas Tribune Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick (R) has led a crusade against THC products over the past few years, eventually leading to state officials banning several hemp-derived […]

Who You Gonna Call On a Bad Trip? Helpline Study Examines 25,000 Psychedelic Support Interactions

A new study analyzes 25,419 support interactions recorded by Fireside Project in the U.S. between 2021 and 2026, offering one of the largest datasets on psychedelic experiences outside clinical settings. The findings show who seeks support, which substances are most commonly reported, what difficulties people experience, and how callers evaluate the peer-support they receive. Research […]

An Ode to the Growers: The Crews Who Keep Khalifa Kush Smoking Like Royalty

Inside the relentless labor, ego battles and cultivation obsession required to keep Khalifa Kush smoking like royalty in the age of industrial weed. This article originally appeared in High Times’ Summer/Fall 2026 print edition. Get yours here. PHOTOS BY @DANKFORD, COURTESY OF KHALIFA KUSH What makes a good medicine? And more importantly, in these times […]

Federal cannabis reform gets Democratic boost (Newsletter: November 5, 2026)

PA marijuana legalization prospects; WI could legalize cannabis; Incoming IA gov backs legalization; Talarico talks marijuana & Trump Subscribe to receive Marijuana Moment’s newsletter in your inbox every weekday morning. It’s the best way to make sure you know which cannabis stories are shaping the day. Your support makes Marijuana Moment possible… Free to read (but […]

Seth Green Launches Jeeter Pre-Roll Inspired by His New Movie ‘Gadzooks’

The Austin Powers actor and Robot Chicken co-creator is working on Gadzooks, a comedy about twin brothers who open a dispensary. To promote the film, he decided to bring a fictional strain to life as an infused pre-roll, set to launch this Thursday, November 5, in partnership with one of the best-selling brands in the […]

Capulator and Boston Clone Co. Bring Verified Cuts to Europe

On November 13, three cultivars picked by one of modern cannabis breeding’s most respected names arrive in Europe as verified, pathogen-tested clones. Boston Clone Co. is launching its European nursery service with Austrian partner Jungle Cuts, opening with Lion Strength, Coolio and Cap Junky, all selected by the breeder Capulator. Lion Strength Cap Junky Coolio […]

The Midterms Were Very Good for Legal Weed. Here’s Everything That Changed.

Massachusetts voters refused to undo legal weed, Idaho voters kept their power to legalize it and Texas rejected both Dan Patrick and Ken Paxton. Here’s what changed on election night and what it could mean next year. For the first time, a state asked voters whether they wanted to take legal weed back. Massachusetts answered […]

How to Lose 3 to 1 and Call It a Win: SAM’s Massachusetts Math

Massachusetts voters rejected SAM’s repeal measure by more than three to one. Its CEO calls it the start of a tidal wave. We checked his math against his own history lesson. Kevin Sabet conceded defeat in Massachusetts. Then he said he’d already won. On Tuesday, Massachusetts voters were asked whether to end adult-use cannabis sales, […]

Nepal’s Supreme Court Orders Cannabis Regulation: Could Adult Use Be Next?

Nepal’s Supreme Court has given the government three months to establish a framework for cannabis cultivation and production for medical, scientific, and industrial purposes. The ruling also opens the door to discussions about potentially reforming the country’s recreational cannabis laws. Fifty years after the 1976 restrictions, the Himalayan nation is once again facing a question […]

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