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Why Did Avocado Fries Need To Be A Thing?

Brendan Bures - March 2, 2018

You know what I like about avocados? They never ever worry about being too much. It wasn’t enough for avocados when they almost ruined millennials’ financial futures.

Cannabis

Federal Judge To Government: Marijuana Clearly Saves People’s Lives

Brendan Bures - February 16, 2018

Last July, several medical marijuana users sued the federal government. While cannabis is legalized in some form in 30 states across the country, it remains a federally illegal substance classified as a Schedule I drug.

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Here’s Why This Yoga Teacher Asks Her Students To Get Naked

Amy Hansen - February 15, 2018

Rosie Rees, who teaches nude yoga, encourages her students to take their clothes off in order to promote....what?

Cannabis

Lawsuit To Legalize Cannabis At The Federal Level Going To Court

Mary Schumacher - February 13, 2018

A new lawsuit is coming to New York City it has immense promise. It will get the current administration’s attention at the very least.

Cannabis

Lawyers Working On A Pathway To Recreational Cannabis For NYC

Mary Schumacher - February 6, 2018

. If freshly voted in New Jersey governor Phil Murphy signs recreational cannabis into law, as he’s promised, New York is going to be flanked by legalized marijuana, with Massachusetts on the other side.

Cannabis

Will It Ever Be Legal? A Deep-Dive Into New York’s Marijuana History

Mike Adams - February 5, 2018

If all goes according to plan, recreational marijuana in the Empire State could soon join eight other states and the District of Columbia.

Cannabis

Here’s How Much Marijuana Costs Across The Country

Brendan Bures - February 1, 2018

Legalized recreational marijuana sales are expected to hit a billion dollars this year, but how much does legal weed cost in your town compared to the rest of the rest of the country?

Cannabis

Why Did It Take 7 Years For This Man To Get A Trial After Marijuana Bust?

Brendan Bures - January 31, 2018

Withstanding a calamity of “small neglects,” Joseph Tigano experienced “the most egregious trial delay it had ever seen,” wrote the United States Appeals Court for the Second Circuit.

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