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Colorado’s progressive new enviro-cannabis-grow-op-initiative and why it’s so dank

Culture

5 Things America does so much better than every other country

Vices

Another Republican lawmaker wants to legalize magic mushrooms and MDMA

Weed

Colorado girl scout conspires with pot shop to sell cookies, after ban finally nixed

Fashion

Gucci offers blackface sweater because the political climate is perfect for that now

Booze

10 Bartenders share their time-tested hangover cures

Politics

The sooner we legalize weed as a country, the sooner the entrepreneurial American spirit wins

Drugs

I took LSD at the Colorado Gun Show to fully understand the gun debate

Tech

CEO’s suspicious death leaves $1.8 million in customer cryptocurrency frozen, inaccessible

Culture

Mountain lion attacks runner in Colorado. Dude kills the cat with his bare hands.

Culture

Ridiculed for saying an alien spacecraft may be nearby, Harvard astronomer won’t back down

News

The full story behind 6ix9ine snitching on 21 Savage, who now faces deportation to UK

Music

#ThisNeverHappened: Concerts that want to avoid social media are growing in popularity

Vices

Church of Cannabis co-founder fined $71 on marijuana charges

Health

Signatures certified, history made, Denver will vote on magic mushrooms

Tech

Build the firewall: cyber-terrorism now poses greater threat to society than physical attacks, study suggests

Health

Yes, marijuana is a gateway drug. It’s also an exit drug.

Weed

Massive, Denver-wide illegal cannabis grow-op sting raids 50 houses across city

Vices

Why Florida is Dragging its Heels on Online Gambling Regulation

Music

X Games 2019 brought out Lil Wayne, The Chainsmokers and athletes at max capacity

Health

E-cigs drastically hike chances of heart attack, stroke and heart disease, new study finds

Health

Inspired by layered cocktails, scientists develop new form of male contraception

Weed

Illegal grow ops: one of Colorado’s greatest environmental problems, sustained by federal prohibition

Health

America’s plague-causer, fentanyl, sold as a fruit-flavored lollipop