Soft Secrets

The British government is rolling out plans to tighten national drug laws by reclassifying twelve cannabinoids, including hexahydrocannabinol (HHC) and tetrahydrocannabinolic acid (THCA), as Class B controlled substances under the Misuse of Drugs Act 1971.

Facing end-of-life care is a profound reality that nearly everyone will experience at some point, whether for themselves or a loved one. Every year, tens of millions of individuals worldwide find themselves on this uneasy journey. An estimated 56.8 million people need palliative support each year, including more than 25 million individuals in their final stage of life, according...

Hot-boxing a car might feel like a classic move in the moment, but your seats and carpet will hold onto that memory far longer than you intended. Trying to cover up the smell with a cardboard tree hanging from the rearview mirror usually just creates a bizarre blend of pine forest and fresh resin.

When Massachusetts voters headed to the polls, opponents of commercial cannabis hoped to turn the state into the first in the nation to repeal its adult-use market. Instead, the electorate delivered a resounding verdict. With approximately 75 percent voting “No” on Question 8, The Bay State reaffirmed its commitment to a regulated recreational industry.

For residents of states where recreational or medical cannabis is legal, growing a few plants at home can be one of the most appealing benefits of legalization. Many states allow adults to cultivate cannabis for personal use, often setting limits of six plants per person or twelve per household. However, these allowances come with conditions.