Blog

Mar 20
San Francisco’s Weed Week Is Back: SF Space Walk Returns This April

San Francisco’s Weed Week Is Back: SF Space Walk Returns This April Running April 14 through April 20, SF Space Walk 2026 brings growers, lounges, new flower releases and citywide cannabis culture back into focus, with a month of related programming beginning April 3. <p>The post San Francisco’s Weed Week Is Back: SF Space Walk Returns This April first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 20
Even the DEA Says Teen Weed Use Is Down. WSJ Still Ties Teen Access to Legalization. Why Ignore the Data?

Even the DEA Says Teen Weed Use Is Down. WSJ Still Ties Teen Access to Legalization. Why Ignore the Data? WSJ keeps linking teen cannabis access and risk to legalization, but national data and recent studies do not show a youth-use surge. <p>The post Even the DEA Says Teen Weed Use Is Down. WSJ Still Ties Teen Access to Legalization. Why Ignore the Data? first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 20
Less MDMA, More Cocaine and Ketamine: Wastewater Data Reveals Shifts in Drug Use in Europe

Less MDMA, More Cocaine and Ketamine: Wastewater Data Reveals Shifts in Drug Use in Europe Wastewater data from across Europe reveals shifting drug use trends, with rising cocaine and ketamine levels and declining MDMA consumption. <p>The post Less MDMA, More Cocaine and Ketamine: Wastewater Data Reveals Shifts in Drug Use in Europe first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 20
The Rolling Paper King You’ve Never Heard Of Beat Zig-Zag to the Pop-Up Booklet

The Rolling Paper King You’ve Never Heard Of Beat Zig-Zag to the Pop-Up Booklet Long before modern brands existed, a Sephardic merchant built a rolling-paper empire that stretched across Europe. His name faded, but his influence shaped how generations smoked, played, and lived. <p>The post The Rolling Paper King You’ve Never Heard Of Beat Zig-Zag to the Pop-Up Booklet first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 20
How Little Beach Harvest Is Building Tribal Cannabis Power on Long Island

How Little Beach Harvest Is Building Tribal Cannabis Power on Long Island Inside how Little Beach Harvest is using cannabis to build tribal sovereignty, community space, and a new retail model on Shinnecock territory. <p>The post How Little Beach Harvest Is Building Tribal Cannabis Power on Long Island first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 19
Steve DeAngelo Talks Smuggling Weed And Why Legalization Still Isn’t Working In Jerry Chu’s New Podcast Video

Steve DeAngelo Talks Smuggling Weed And Why Legalization Still Isn’t Working In Jerry Chu’s New Podcast Video The first episode of Jerry Chu’s new long-form video podcast, produced with En Volá and distributed through High Times’ YouTube channel, opens with Steve DeAngelo on legacy cannabis, corporate drift, hemp wars and the legalization fight he says the industry still hasn’t finished. <p>The post Steve DeAngelo Talks Smuggling Weed And Why Legalization Still Isn’t Working In Jerry Chu’s New Podcast Video first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 18
AEW’s Marina Shafir Hits Hard, Smokes Weed, and Would Rather Talk About Family

AEW’s Marina Shafir Hits Hard, Smokes Weed, and Would Rather Talk About Family The AEW star gets candid about loss, love, life on the road, and the role cannabis has played in helping her stay grounded through it all. <p>The post AEW’s Marina Shafir Hits Hard, Smokes Weed, and Would Rather Talk About Family first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 18
Marijuana Reform Isn’t This White House’s Drug Policy Priority

Marijuana Reform Isn’t This White House’s Drug Policy Priority Sara Carter, the former investigative journalist and Fox News contributor now serving as White House drug czar, has spent her early months emphasizing fentanyl, trafficking and addiction, not marijuana reform. Cannabis may still move through federal channels, but it is clearly not the part of drug policy this White House wants to lead with. <p>The post Marijuana Reform Isn’t This White House’s Drug Policy Priority first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 18
Cannabis Can Cost You Your Visa: Immigration Risks for Non-Citizens in the United States

Cannabis Can Cost You Your Visa: Immigration Risks for Non-Citizens in the United States For non-U.S. citizens residing in the country, the consequences of cannabis use can be severe and even lead to deportation. Here's what you need to know. <p>The post Cannabis Can Cost You Your Visa: Immigration Risks for Non-Citizens in the United States first appeared on High Times.</p>

Mar 17
Is Weed ‘More Immoral’ than Abortion? Global Survey Ranks ‘Acceptable’ Behaviors

Is Weed ‘More Immoral’ than Abortion? Global Survey Ranks ‘Acceptable’ Behaviors A new survey conducted by Pew Research examined what is considered "morally acceptable" in 25 countries. Even though worldwide cannabis was largely considered unacceptable, that was not the case in the US. <p>The post Is Weed ‘More Immoral’ than Abortion? Global Survey Ranks ‘Acceptable’ Behaviors first appeared on High Times.</p>