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New Drug Testing Strips Can Immediately Detect Marijuana

It has become easier over the past few years to be more clandestine about marijuana consumption.

Setting A Schedule Can Make You Less Productive

It can seem like there’s never enough time – not enough for sleep and not enough for play, not enough for cooking and not enough for exercise. There’s a relatively new term to describe this feeling: time famine, or the...

Cannabis-Friendly Milk Makeup Brings The Glow This Summer

In the ultimate of Instagram teasers, the company Milk Makeup recently released a video with trendy-looking boxes being opened and smoke billowing out of them.

Facebook Wants To Replace Eyeballs In Photos Where You Blinked

The platform is working on fixing images where you blinked with a new tool that supposedly produces very realistic results. Not creepy at all.

Oregon’s Cannabis Black Market Problem Getting Out Of Hand

If you purchase cannabis illegally on the black market and live in a state near Oregon, you could still be buying marijuana from Oregon dispensaries.

5 Things That’ll Help You Schedule Sex Without Killing Romance

Long-term relationships provide great things, such as the ability to share your life with someone and getting to know them intimately.

Japanese Marijuana Users Surpass This For The First Time

If you need a startling example of marijuana’s taboo cultural standing in Japan, look no further.

All-You-Can-Eat Restaurant Goes Bankrupt After People Ate Everything

All-you-can-eat restaurants are like doubled-edged swords. As a customer, you pay a price and leave in a food coma. As a restaurant owner, you mostly make good business, unless people take advantage and you end up in trouble.

Congress May Legalize Hemp-Derived CBD Soon

Although cannabidiol is medically beneficial and non-psychoactive, it remains a Schedule I federally illegal substance in the U.S.

New York City Inches Closer To Full Marijuana Legalization

New York became the 23rd state to legalize medical marijuana in 2014, though the law’s rules are still considered some of the most stringent in the nation.

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