Las Vegas has long been the go-to destination for unconventional weddings, and this Valentine’s Day, and everyday actually, couples have some interesting options for taking their nuptials to the next level. From saying “I do” at Taco Bell Cantina to getting married by an Elvis impersonator in a neon-lit chapel, Sin City offers endless quirky …
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Two Hawaii House of Representatives legislative committees on Tuesday approved a bill to legalize recreational cannabis at a joint legislative hearing on the proposal. The measure, HB 1246 from Democratic Rep. David Tarnas, would also bring the regulation of hemp, medical marijuana and recreational cannabis under one new state agency, the Hawaii Cannabis and Hemp Office. http://www.forbes.com/sites/ajherrington/2025/02/05/hawaii-lawmakers-approve-recreational-cannabis-legalization-bill/
Ancient civilizations healed with psychedelic plants before it was cool. Today, Indigenous cultures and non-Western communities still do. Finally emerging in the Western world, these transformative rituals are being rebranded as wellness retreats. A longstanding tradition rather than a trend, psychedelic therapy can have a profound impact on perception of self and environment. For centuries, …
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Leafly has plenty of perfect strains for getting things going in the bedroom. But a hot-button question remains: exactly what ‘things’? For instance, a couples shower, or a Netflix date? This February, Leafly Nation wades into the topic to get your ideas flowing: What’s the best stoned love activity? (Sex is going to win, right?) Vote …
On a crisp winter morning last month, Sgt. Erin McAtee watched as members of his team with the California Department of Cannabis Control executed a search warrant at a home in Fairfield, halfway between Sacramento and San Francisco. They broke open the door of what looked on the outside like any other upscale suburban house …
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Amsterdam has always been a hotspot for cannabis tourism, drawing visitors from around the world to its famous coffee shops and laid-back vibe. For years, the city was practically synonymous with cannabis, offering a safe haven for enthusiasts while most places stuck to strict prohibition. But now, that once-buzzing scene seems to be losing its …
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In September 2024, California Governor Gavin Newsom, announced new emergency regulations which were aimed at protecting young children from the effects caused from tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) (1). The regulations now in effect, ban retail sales of products containing detectable of THC. For example, these could be dietary products, hemp food, or bevarages (1). The California Department …
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A Colorado church in the US is challenging traditional norms by providing its members an elevated take on spirituality with cannabis being a part of their sacrament. This has attracted local and international followers, as worshippers are provided with a distinctive space for personal reflection and community connection. http://www.sbs.com.au/news/podcast-episode/the-unusual-sacrament-celebrated-in-this-us-church/fd2it1ei6
With Valentine’s Day fast approaching, now’s the time to think beyond the usual dinner-and-movie routine and plan something truly memorable. Whether it’s a cozy night in or an adventurous day out, why not make it extra special by pairing the experience with some of New York’s finest cannabis products? Below are a few fun and …
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In the US, regular cannabis use is on a path to replace regular alcohol use among every age group 19 to 65. Just in time for Dry January, a massive, authoritative December 23 study, published in the journal Addiction, found young adults (those under 30) have set aside regular alcohol use in favor of rolling …
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