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NEW YORK, N.Y. - A small study of casual marijuana smokers has turned up evidence of changes in the brain, a possible sign of trouble ahead, researchers say. "What we think we are seeing here is a very early indication of what becomes a problem later on with prolonged use," things like lack of focus and impaired judgment, said Dr. Hans Breiter, a study author. Longer-term studies will be needed ... View the full article

Medical marijuana has been legal in Colorado for more than a decade, so it’s a wonder this took so long: Savvy entrepreneurs have brought weed vending machines to the state. Created by the company American Green, the ZaZZZ machine went on display at a restaurant in the tiny (population 6,447) town of Avon. The machine, which uses climate control technology to keep its products fresh, will sell ... View the full article

April 16, 2014, 7 a.m. THERE was one key element missing when an Orange man allegedly hollowed out a secret drug compartment in his umbrella and used it to transport the drug “ice”. View the full article

ACCUSED drug traffickers used perfumed suitcases to throw sniffer dogs off the scent as they smuggled millions of dollars of cannabis through airports. View the full article

Colorado's legal pot industry may be booming, but state lawmakers aren't sure how to spend the windfall. A legislative budget committee decided not to vote Monday on a $54 million plan from Democratic ... View the full article

LAS VEGAS -- Hemp, Inc. (OTC:HEMP) announced today that Greene Concepts, Inc. (OTC:LKEN), one of its 'Community of Companies', has officially launched The Hemp Exchange (http://hemp-x.com) after weeks ... View the full article

Gov. Martin O'Malley has signed a bill that decriminalizes the possession of small amounts of marijuana starting in October. Maryland is now the 17th state in the U.S. to decriminalize marijuana. The Democratic ... View the full article

Well, I'm sure many of you guys and gals have heard and seen on the news the recent mid-north coast nsw drug operation. Have a gander: http://www.dailytele...i-1225998352161 I see, that is a very logical goal to aim for! Any other bright ideas how you can hurt the pockets of the honest men/women of Australia more?! (hint the sarcasm) To me that is just recognition that prohibition is not and will not ever work. I died a bit on the inside when watching all the healthy crops been ripped out and I'm sure many others did too. Cheers.

YOU might be able to smoke pot here without fear of the drug police. But try to mutilate a rock or roll a boulder, and you’ll be in big trouble. Seriously. View the full article

Washington, Apr. 15 (ANI): Maryland Governor Martin O'Malley has signed a legislation decriminalizing marijuana possession. The state Senate gave final approval to the bill in a 34-8 vote, following which criminal penalties for possession of less than 10 grams of marijuana will be removed. According to the Huffington Post, first-time offenders, carrying more than 10 grams of pot, will face fines ... View the full article

Property and drugs worth millions have been seized from a criminal syndicate selling marijuana in Qld. View the full article

POLICE smash multi-million dollar drug ring on Gold Coast, allegedly involving State Government employees. View the full article

The staid, old vending machine concept is getting baked. Where? Dude, we're talking Colorado, bro, where it's legal to get stoned. View the full article

Democrats in the nation's largest swing-state see the question of whether to legalize medical marijuana as a rare source of hope and high voter turnout in this year's midterm elections. Party operatives ... View the full article

Synthetic cannabis, also called "spice" and "K2," was the most commonly used drug among soldiers who recently participated in an intervention program for substance use, new research finds. The soldiers may have been drawn to synthetic marijuana because unlike many other drugs, it is difficult to detect in a urine test, the researchers said. Moreover, the participants reported they perceived that ... View the full article