A.J. Herrington is a freelance writer covering cannabis and hemp news, business and culture from his home base in California, where weed has been legal recreationally since 2016 and for medicinal purposes since 1995. An avid cannabis enthusiast, he has been a home grower for nearly a decade. He has covered cannabis since 2017 for national outlets including Forbes and High Times.
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Boxing icon Mike Tyson called on President Trump to reschedule cannabis and release federal prisoners.
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Most healthcare workers in the U.S. say they are unprepared to counsel their patients about the use of medical cannabis.
CBD and CBDV were effective at killing dangerous fungal pathogens, according to a new study.
Florida lawmakers advanced legislation that would revoke medical cannabis cards from patients with minor drug offense convictions.
Only a small minority of patients surveyed said they did not find cannabis to be an effective treatment for pain.
Laying on the beach is a relaxing summer staple for millions. Cannabis could be a natural complement, but can you smoke weed on the beach?
The legalization of cannabis is associated with declines in prescription drug spending, according to a study published this month.
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Medical cannabis can be effective for obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), according to a study of more than 3,000 patients.
As a cannabis patient, you have certain rights. These organizations are fighting for patients' rights and safe access.
People who use cannabis consume less alcohol and have fewer cravings, according to the new research.
A federal court has ruled that health insurance companies are not required to cover medical cannabis purchases.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office is threatening a D.C. dispensary with prosecution, despite compliance with the city’s medical cannabis program.
The use of cannabis to treat patients with cancer has significant medical benefits, according to a recent review of scientific evidence.
A medical cannabis card can open up opportunities, but employment can be tricky. Getting a government job will depend on where you live.
