Pot

The video has gone viral, with TikTok users saying they resonate with the frustrated mailman.

On the night of June 1, a stretch of sidewalk on Eighth Avenue in Brooklyn became the site of a human feeding frenzy as pedestrians rushed to seize handfuls of marijuana that had seemingly fallen from the sky.

Developed by Pabst Labs, by former PBR employees, the non-alcoholic seltzer is currently only being sold in California.

Sticky Fingers Brownies used whole garbage bags of cannabis "shake" to make its famous Fantasy Fudge, which was sold throughout San Francisco.

The famous name comes from exactly where you'd expect it to: high school kids looking to get stoned.

University officials announced plans to launch a new degree program in fall 2020 that would offer students training geared toward the state's flourishing cannabis industry.

In an appearance on CNN, the Republican congressman stressed that marijuana legalization has a generational divide, rather than a partisan one.

The images show how the structures and chemicals of the different hairs differ, revealing that mushroom-shaped hairs produce the most cannabinoids and terpenes.

The devices being developed are designed to look for evidence of tetrahidrocannabinol (THC) in the body—the main psychoactive compound in cannabis.

Researchers came to this conclusion after comparing monthly crime rates in Colorado and Washington to those of 21 states that haven't legalized pot for medical or recreational use.

If the bill is enacted into law, it will remove a barrier facing US cannabis firms.

New findings at L'Anse aux Meadows in Newfoundland suggest Vikings inhabited the area for centuries longer than scientists previously believed.

In places where marijuana is legal, veterinarians have seen a number of dogs coming in with THC toxicity from eating human feces on hiking trails.

"Speaking for myself and my immediate Jamaican family, we wish to categorically dissociate ourselves from this travesty," Donald Harris said.

Instead of sending the young men to prison, the judge ordered them to do 12-months of community service, including 100 hours of unpaid labor.

As legal Canadian and U.S. weed companies see soaring profits and investment, many governments are noting the plant's lucrative potential.

Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister Prajin Juntong explained that legalization would be carried out and managed under direct government control to ensure that "all benefits will go to the Thai people and the country."

"It's going to take a little time to adjust but we're on the right track," the Canadian prime minister said.

Michigan still needs to figure out licensing and other regulations.

As Central American asylum seekers remain in limbo at the U.S.-Mexico border, some Canadian pot producers have been hiring Guatemalan workers to meet a labor shortage.

While many Canadians may be driving stoned, police across the country have not noticed an uptick in pot-impaired drivers in the past month.

Officers did, however, raise concerns that more awareness is necessary around laws about properly storing cannabis in vehicles.

Marijuana industry businesses blame stringent regulations as one of the driving factors behind a lack of supply.

Several Asian countries have taken note of cannabis legalization movements in North America and other nations.

"We don't want more deaths," said a Mexican senator. "It will be a major contribution to bringing peace to our beloved country."

"Legalization is happening at a much more rapid pace than expected, even compared to, say, 12 months ago," C21 CEO Robert Cheney said.

Canada's largest companies all saw morning gains, as investors grew more confident in the wake of legalization rolling forward south of the border, in the U.S.

"This was a campaign for facts versus fear. Voters looked at the facts...and were able to make a smart policy decision," a pro–Prop 1 campaigner said.

Customs and Border Protection (CPB) officers at Montana's Sweetgrass Area Port have detained at least two Americans returning from Canada since the U.S. neighbor officially legalized recreational cannabis on October 17.

While recreational cannabis remains illegal in the U.K., a Greek billionaire plans to launch "miracle" cannabis products in Scotland.