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A single mother in the Democratic Republic of Congo can earn more from selling marijuana than from traditional crops like beans and potatoes.
Tiburón, a chemically-altered marijuana strain linked to MS-13, appeared in 2018 and is reported to be almost as addictive as cocaine.
Uruguay's legalization of marijuana in 2013 is explored through VICE correspondent Krishna Andavolu's conversations with President José Mujica about the new market.
22 veterans die by suicide each day, prompting calls for access to marijuana as a treatment for PTSD instead of traditional opiates.
Moms are becoming a key target for the legal cannabis industry, as companies explore ways to shift their preferences from wine to marijuana.
876 kilograms of narcotics, including fentanyl, were seized by Homeland Security Investigations agents at the Pharr Port of Entry in Texas.
Marijuana in British Columbia, a multi-billion dollar industry, faces turmoil amid changing laws and regulations, impacting growers, activists, and law enforcement.
Cannabis in Canada remains largely illegal, yet black market growers and grey market dispensaries thrive, navigating a complex legal landscape ahead of potential legalization.
Around 300 drug dealers supply approximately 5,000 addicts in Frankfurt's area known as "Zombieland," where crime rates continue to rise.
Many psychedelic drugs are illegal worldwide, yet recreational use remains common, with anecdotal evidence suggesting deeper psychological benefits.
Emerging black markets for legal marijuana are thriving as smugglers transport cannabis from California to New York, highlighting the complexities of legalization.
More than half of U.S. states, 29 out of 50, now allow the sale of marijuana for medical use, reflecting changing attitudes toward cannabis.
Spain serves as a critical gateway for drug trafficking into the European Union, with 70% of marijuana entering Europe through its southern regions.
Cannabis has evolved into a billion-dollar industry in the United States, with increasing legal access for medical and recreational use across many states.
Morgan Spurlock examines marijuana legalization's impact on California and numerous states.
A professor diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in November 2011 seeks alternative treatments, including cannabis, amid legal and medical challenges.
Queen Victoria was born on May 24, 1819, at Kensington Palace and led a life shaped by the restrictive Kensington System imposed by her mother.
1200 pounds of marijuana were received at a farmhouse linked to a Mennonite crime syndicate, challenging the community's image of moral integrity.
Host Krishna Andavolu introduces an all-American mom to Colorado's cannabis culture.
The video highlights the carefree youth and dangers of marijuana addiction in Young America.
Bert Kreischer recounts his father's humorous owl conversations in Tampa, Florida.
A 25-foot fishing boat from the Bahamas is intercepted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, revealing two undocumented migrants on board.
In Portland, Oregon, comedian Brian Posehn humorously recounts a post-show encounter with fans in a parking lot, highlighting an unexpected moment with a man named Ganja John.
Mendocino County's decision to stop fighting the drug war generated $600,000 in revenue in one year and opened the door to an estimated $6 billion from cannabis.
In early October, Mexican Navy forces nearly captured Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán in Durango, but he escaped, allegedly with local support.
An estimated 5,000 to 6,000 children under 18 work in armed roles within Rio de Janeiro's favelas, often facing a kill or be killed reality.
Thirteen coffee shops in Amsterdam have closed due to new government regulations limiting their proximity to schools, impacting the local cannabis community.
Krishna Andavolu covers Bernard Noble's 13-year sentence for possessing two joints in Weediquette.
Zach Fernandez changes the Hollywood sign to 'Halle weed' on New Year's Day in California.
In California, six women navigate the challenges of transitioning from the cannabis underground to the legal market following marijuana legalization.
Eight states passed pro-marijuana referenda on Election night, contributing to a total of 44 states with some form of medical marijuana law.
2.33 kilos of cocaine, with a street value of nearly $500,000, are seized at Honolulu International Airport, destined for Australia.
In 1986, President Ronald Reagan reported that the number of high school seniors using marijuana daily had dropped from one in four to one in twenty.
Reporter Josiah Hesse stays at Bud+Breakfast in Silverthorne, Colorado, for marijuana enthusiasts.
Teens in America show declining interest in marijuana, prompting humorous family discussions.
Thailand is the first country in Asia to legalize marijuana, although smoking in public is banned.
Drones flown from nearby fields deliver contraband to prisons, posing a major challenge.
Tom Segura discusses parenting and the generational gap regarding marijuana use in Nevada.
Approximately 700 drug-related deaths occur annually in San Francisco, with fentanyl driving a severe addiction crisis among the homeless population.
Jessica Proctor tests positive for marijuana while on parole, risking her freedom.
Hemp cultivation began 12,000 years ago in China, providing food, oil, and textiles before facing decades of prohibition and misinformation.
Senator Chuck Schumer announces a bill to decriminalize marijuana at the federal level.
California regulators scramble to make rules addressing marijuana's pesticide problem.
