The Best Rolling Papers on Earth, According to High Times Readers We asked our readers one simple question: who makes the best rolling paper in the world? The replies came fast, the gap was huge, and the takeaway was clear: “best” is about feel, burn, and trust, not hype. <p>The post The Best Rolling Papers on Earth, According to High Times Readers first appeared on High Times.</p>
Colombian President Says ‘Weed Was for Protest, Cocaine Is the Drug of Capital’ Colombian President Gustavo Petro appeared before the UN, where he firmly criticized outdated anti-drug policies (such as cannabis prohibition) and proposed alternatives to state violence. <p>The post Colombian President Says ‘Weed Was for Protest, Cocaine Is the Drug of Capital’ first appeared on High Times.</p>
Before Weed Learned To Fake Female Empowerment, Harlee Case Made It Real. Now She’s Giving It A Soundtrack. Before New Constellations started turning heads with dreamy synth-pop and soft-focus heat, Harlee Case was already building a different kind of scene in Portland: femme, weird, welcoming, and very, very stoned. <p>The post Before Weed Learned To Fake Female Empowerment, Harlee Case Made It Real. Now She’s Giving It A Soundtrack. first appeared on High Times.</p>
New High Times Documentary Explores the Blunt’s Next Chapter In High Times’ new documentary on Rove, one of cannabis culture’s most enduring rituals gets rebuilt through craft, consistency and modern product design. <p>The post New High Times Documentary Explores the Blunt’s Next Chapter first appeared on High Times.</p>
Censored Everywhere, Cinematic Anyway: The New Weed Ad Playbook The best weed ads don’t feel like ads anymore. They feel like content built to survive the algorithm and earn the repost. <p>The post Censored Everywhere, Cinematic Anyway: The New Weed Ad Playbook first appeared on High Times.</p>
I Was a Cop Who Enforced Marijuana Laws. Now I’m Speaking Out. A former Virginia cop reflects on enforcing marijuana laws, racial disparities, and the guilt that followed legalization. <p>The post I Was a Cop Who Enforced Marijuana Laws. Now I’m Speaking Out. first appeared on High Times.</p>
They Took His Weed. The Court Said They Couldn’t. Now His Own Tribe Won’t Give It Back. A Minnesota appeals court just ruled the state had no jurisdiction to prosecute an Ojibwe man for cannabis on his own reservation. The decision draws on 40 years of sovereignty law. But the case’s most uncomfortable question isn’t about the state—it’s about the tribe. <p>The post They Took His Weed. The Court Said They Couldn’t. Now His Own Tribe Won’t Give It Back. first appeared on High Times.</p>
Virginia Lawmakers Passed A Bill To Free Weed Prisoners. Now It’s Up To The Governor. Virginia lawmakers have sent a marijuana resentencing bill to Gov. Abigail Spanberger, opening a path for people still incarcerated or under supervision for old cannabis convictions to get back in court. <p>The post Virginia Lawmakers Passed A Bill To Free Weed Prisoners. Now It’s Up To The Governor. first appeared on High Times.</p>
Superstar-Owned Soccer Club Fined… Because the Stadium Smelled Like Weed A first-division soccer club in Portugal owned by Vinivius JR. made headlines this weekend after being fined because of a strong weed smell coming from the stands. <p>The post Superstar-Owned Soccer Club Fined… Because the Stadium Smelled Like Weed first appeared on High Times.</p>
A Republican Weed CEO Wants To Be Governor. Can Cannabis Be His Bridge Issue? Duke Rodriguez runs Ultra Health and is running for governor of New Mexico as a Republican. In a moment when “rescheduling” is still only a federal directive, not a finished reality, he argues cannabis can shift from a partisan fight to a practical test of governance: rules people can follow, honest labeling, real oversight, and a legal market that can actually compete with the illicit one. <p>The post A Republican Weed CEO Wants To Be Governor. Can…