How The NY Post Found a Boring Cannabis Study and Turned It Into a Scare Story A new review called for better research. The headline turned it into a warning. Here’s what the study actually says. <p>The post How The NY Post Found a Boring Cannabis Study and Turned It Into a Scare Story first appeared on High Times.</p>
The Hard Truth About Washington and Cannabis Reform: Time, Money, and More Time Why urgency, public support, and cultural momentum still aren’t enough to move federal policy. <p>The post The Hard Truth About Washington and Cannabis Reform: Time, Money, and More Time first appeared on High Times.</p>
Heavy Hangs the Head that Wears the Helmet: NFL Players Open Up About Psychedelic Use NFL players speak openly about brain trauma, concussions, and the growing interest in psychedelics as science and culture begin to intersect. <p>The post Heavy Hangs the Head that Wears the Helmet: NFL Players Open Up About Psychedelic Use first appeared on High Times.</p>
Music for Mushrooms Isn’t What You Think It Is A conversation with East Forest about music, psychedelics, and why attention, not escape, might be the real medicine. <p>The post Music for Mushrooms Isn’t What You Think It Is first appeared on High Times.</p>
Big Alcohol’s Weed Panic Isn’t Random. The Data Explains It As cannabis beverages gain ground, study after study shows alcohol consumption dropping. You don’t need a conspiracy to explain the panic. You just need the numbers. <p>The post Big Alcohol’s Weed Panic Isn’t Random. The Data Explains It first appeared on High Times.</p>
Costa Rica’s Election Draws Near: What Are the Candidates’ Positions on Weed? Presidential elections in Costa Rica are scheduled for February 1, 2026, and we’re looking at quite a broad landscape. Amid fragmentation and indecision, Costa Ricans will have to choose from a vast array of candidates. Some of them have publicly stated their positions on cannabis legalization. Since 2022, Law 10.113 has been in effect, regulating <p>The post Costa Rica’s Election Draws Near: What Are the Candidates’ Positions on Weed? first appeared on High Times.</p>
Skyworld Partners With Last Prisoner Project for Cannabis Justice Skyworld, a New York-based cannabis brand rooted in Indigenous tradition, has announced a partnership with the Last Prisoner Project (LPP), a nonprofit focused on freeing people incarcerated due to the War on Drugs and supporting them as they rebuild their lives. The collaboration, originally announced on January 6, 2026, is positioned as a public-facing campaign <p>The post Skyworld Partners With Last Prisoner Project for Cannabis Justice first appeared on High Times.</p>
Hemp’s Death Sentence Gets a Stay of Execution A bipartisan bill would push the federal hemp THC ban to 2028, buying time for farmers, brewers, and lawmakers to replace prohibition with regulation. <p>The post Hemp’s Death Sentence Gets a Stay of Execution first appeared on High Times.</p>
Inside the World’s First Plastic-Free Dispensary Grandma Jazz sets the bar as the world’s first plastic-free dispensary, proving it’s possible to forgo the mountain of waste. <p>The post Inside the World’s First Plastic-Free Dispensary first appeared on High Times.</p>
Teen Dies After Seeking AI Drug Advice: The Risks of Turning to a Chatbot for Comfort After a teen’s overdose, the use of AI for drugs-related questions exposes serious risks, ethical gaps, and the lack of human support. <p>The post Teen Dies After Seeking AI Drug Advice: The Risks of Turning to a Chatbot for Comfort first appeared on High Times.</p>