In a move that feels like the ultimate California crossover, a new vape pen exclusive to the Golden State is incentivising cannabis use by rewarding consumers with Bitcoin. The company behind it is facing backlash for pushing consumers to make poor health choices.

Smoke marijuana, earn Bitcoin: Company slammed for tying crypto reward to vaping in California

The Trump administration has moved to reclassify state-licensed marijuana, marking a significant shift in U.S. federal drug policy. The decision could ease restrictions on research, reshape regulatory frameworks, and impact the legal cannabis industry across multiple states.


Trump Reclassifies State-Licensed Marijuana in Major Policy Shift 

April 20, or 4/20, marks an informal cannabis holiday rooted in counterculture. Users across the world celebrate the day by partaking in cannabis consumption. The day blends celebration, activism and commerce as individuals gather in large numbers across the United States and Europe. 

4/20, the stoner holiday: From its debated origins to global celebrations – All you need to know

The Pentagon has scrapped restrictions for recruits with marijuana convictions, meaning waivers are no longer required. This policy shift opens new opportunities for enlistment and reflects changing attitudes toward cannabis use in the military.

US: Pentagon Removes Marijuana Waivers for Army and Navy Recruits

U.S. Marijuana Rules: President Donald Trump has announced plans to ease U.S. marijuana regulations by reclassifying the drug to a less restrictive category, potentially aligning it with certain prescription painkillers rather than placing it alongside more dangerous substances.

U.S. Marijuana Rules: Trump Moves to Ease U.S. Marijuana Regulations

Trump hints at big weed shift | Trump says the White House is actively considering easing federal marijuana rules, including reclassifying cannabis for research. Here's what he said.

Marijuana 'research' material but fentanyl a 'weapon of mass destruction'? Trump's explosive announcement on devil's lettuce

Marijuana Reclassification: President Donald Trump is reportedly considering an executive order to ease federal marijuana restrictions, potentially reclassifying the drug from Schedule I to Schedule III. This move, which would mark the most significant change in U.S. marijuana policy in decades, would not legalize cannabis but could allow for broader medical research and provide tax benefits to the cannabis industry. 


Marijuana reclassification: Reports say Trump to reclassify Marijuana from Schedule 1 to Schedule 3

Marijuana Reclassification: Trump Weighs Order to Ease Marijuana Curbs

Trump is likely to issue an order to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III. This would be the biggest federal shift on hemp in 50 years. What will change, and what won't?

Trump order on marijuana will reclassify it for first time in 50 years, say reports. What will change?

On Monday (March 3), Abhey Singh aka 'IIT Baba' was arrested by Jaipur Police for consuming and having marijuana in his possession. India News, Trending

Abhey Singh aka ‘IIT Baba’ arrested in Jaipur with marijuana in possession

In a new study, researchers have found that there has been a decline in the use of marijuana among teens, however, girls have been using it more in comparison to boys.

Girls have outshined boys in using marijuana in the United States: Study

A woman working with a charity that seeks to help people with alcohol and drug issues was caught drinking and driving in Cheshire, a county in England. The Telegraph reported that Eliza Loftus crashed her car into a tree and went hiding in the bushes after a night of drinking on April 7.

Executive at addiction charity caught drunk driving, crashing car and hiding behind a bush

The Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has alleged that the Indian National Congress (INC) was linked to the record drug seizure in New Delhi on Wednesday (Oct 2). Over 500 kg of cocaine and 40 kg of hydroponic marijuana, cumulatively worth Rs 5,600 crore ($667 million) was seized by the authorities, indicating involvement of an international drug smuggling syndicate.

BJP alleges Congress link to record $667 million drug bust in Delhi

Women who use cannabis during pregnancy may be causing genetic changes in their babies, according to a study that seems to have clearly established the link for the first time in the world.

Mothers who use cannabis when pregnant may be causing genetic changes to their babies: Study

Thailand has taken a significant step in its cannabis policy. A new bill aims to regulate the booming industry while keeping marijuana legal for health and medical purposes. Thailand's new draft bill allows marijuana used primarily for medical treatment research and as a component in herbal food and cosmetic products. Watch in for more details!

Thailand: Green Light For Medical Marijuana In Thai Legislative Overhaul

A passenger aboard an American Airlines flight has been arrested and charged after he ate too many marijuana edibles and attempted to have sex with a flight attendant.

US man gets high on edibles, attempts sex with flight attendant, opens door mid-air

South Africa has become the first country in the continent to legalise the use of Cannibas. Just one day before the historic ballot last month, President Cyril Ramaphosa signed the cannabis for private purposes act. Ramaphosa believes that the industry has the potential to unlock huge investment.

South Africa becomes first African nation to allow Marijuana use

Democratic Governor of Maryland Wes Moore pardons over 175,000 marijuana convictions on Monday (June 17) in arguably the most comprehensive reversal of drug policy in the United States.

Maryland Governor scraps 175,000 marijuana convictions in historic move

Officials in the Indian city of Ahmedabad, Gujarat found drugs worth more than Rs 1.15 crore ($137,827) found in children’s lunch boxes and candies, on Saturday (Jun 1), said the police.

India: Drugs worth more than $119,849 found hidden in children’s toys, candies

Daily users of Marijuana in America have surpassed the number who drink alcohol every day for 40 years. The shift is due to marijuana becoming mainstream and legal in nearly half of US states in 2022.

Daily Marijuana use outpaces daily drinking in the US

US: Daily Marijuana use tops daily alcohol consumption

For the first time in about 40 years, the number of Americans who use marijuana almost daily has surpassed those who drink alcohol with the same frequency. This shift reflects the growing mainstream acceptance and legalisation of recreational marijuana in nearly half of US states.

Daily marijuana use surpasses daily drinking in the US, says study

In a historic move on Thursday (May 16), the United States' Department of Justice moved to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug, which will rank cannabis as less dangerous.

In historic move, US unveils proposal to reclassify Marijuana as 'low-risk drug'

The Biden administration on Tuesday (Apr 30) will move to reclassify marijuana as a low-risk drug, marking an end to a decades-old policy which criminalised its use and completely disregarded its medical benefits.

Biden administration mulls reclassifying marijuana as a low-risk drug

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