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THC Drinks Hit Governors Ball With ayrloom—And New York Culture Won’t Look The Same ayrloom brings low-dose THC drinks to Governors Ball, marking a shift for cannabis in mainstream music culture. <p>The post THC Drinks Hit Governors Ball With ayrloom—And New York Culture Won’t Look The Same first appeared on High Times.</p>

Buddhist Monks Caught Smuggling $3.6M in Weed Through Sri Lanka Sri Lankan authorities arrested 22 individuals after uncovering a sophisticated cannabis trafficking operation involving Buddhist monks carrying over 220 pounds of weed hidden under their robes. <p>The post Buddhist Monks Caught Smuggling $3.6M in Weed Through Sri Lanka first appeared on High Times.</p>

The State of Indigenous Cannabis: Sovereignty, Healing, and the Future We’re Building Now Indigenous communities are redefining cannabis through sovereignty, healing, and policy—building a future the broader industry is only starting to recognize. <p>The post The State of Indigenous Cannabis: Sovereignty, Healing, and the Future We’re Building Now first appeared on High Times.</p>

Did Rescheduling Help Home Growers? Even Cannabis Lawyers Are Split Four prominent cannabis attorneys read the same rescheduling order and reached different conclusions about home growers. The strict reading says personal cultivation stays Schedule I. The broader reading says licensed patient cultivation drops to Schedule III. The warning: qualifying for Schedule III may bring federal obligations, not freedom. <p>The post Did Rescheduling Help Home Growers? Even Cannabis Lawyers Are Split first appeared on High Times.</p>

Matt Zorn and the Next Phase of America’s Drug Policy Revolution The renegade litigator who spent a decade suing federal drug agencies is now writing their policy from inside the building. What his trajectory tells us about how social movements actually succeed — and fail. <p>The post Matt Zorn and the Next Phase of America’s Drug Policy Revolution first appeared on High Times.</p>

Hidden in the Rescheduling Order: Could the DEA Become the Nation’s Biggest Weed Dealer? A provision buried in the cannabis rescheduling order requires the DEA to purchase and resell state-legal medical cannabis to satisfy an international treaty obligation. Cannabis attorneys and operators are parsing what that means — and whether it creates a federal gatekeeper that favors big players. <p>The post Hidden in the Rescheduling Order: Could the DEA Become the Nation’s Biggest Weed Dealer? first appeared on High Times.</p>

The Highest Mayor in Cannabis From Grateful Dead shows to city hall, a Colorado mayor reflects on cannabis, music, and building a life at 10,400 feet. <p>The post The Highest Mayor in Cannabis first appeared on High Times.</p>

Counter Culture: The Tip Jar at Your Dispensary Has a Problem. Several, Actually. Tipping at cannabis dispensaries sparks strong opinions on both sides. High Times explores the debate, the data and the growing number of lawsuits over stolen tips — and what it all says about how the cannabis industry treats its workers. <p>The post Counter Culture: The Tip Jar at Your Dispensary Has a Problem. Several, Actually. first appeared on High Times.</p>

Kal Penn Knows Exactly Why People Keep Offering Him Weed Kal Penn talks to High Times about finally meeting Cheech Marin, the strain deal he should have gotten years ago and why Harold & Kumar's accidental ambassador is still getting offered weed everywhere he goes. <p>The post Kal Penn Knows Exactly Why People Keep Offering Him Weed first appeared on High Times.</p>

What Happens When Cannabis Magazines are Too Scandalous for Dispensaries? When a partner dispensary refused to carry Fat Nugs Magazine's Kids and Cannabis issue, it raised a harder question: who decides what cannabis conversations are allowed to happen? <p>The post What Happens When Cannabis Magazines are Too Scandalous for Dispensaries? first appeared on High Times.</p>