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Toronto-based CBD company Alternate Health Corp has hired Matthew Whitaker, former acting U.S. Attorney General, and his law firm Graves Garrett to serve as outside counsel. Best known for his brief tenure as U.S. Acting Attorney General after President Trump’s firing of firebrand cannabis foe Jeff Sessions, Whitaker generated controversy for his alleged ties to Trump and his comments about the Robert Mueller probe of Russian interference into the 2016 U.S. presidential election. In February 2019, Whitaker left his position after serving for only three months. Former U.S. Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker is joining Canadian CBD firm Alternate Health as a key legal advisor. In this photo taken February 8, 2019 in Washington, D.C., then Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker speaks during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on Capitol Hill. His appointment comes at a critical moment for Alternate Health, which recently stated that it was pivoting away from marij...

Whether you’re partnered up or riding solo, marijuana can enhance the longevity, frequency and quality of sexual pleasure, reports a new survey out on Tuesday. Though a number of recent scientific studies have found consuming cannabis can improve bedroom activities for men and women , a report from Lioness, the makers of the world’s first smart vibrator, and cannabis delivery service Eaze offers a more in-depth look at how the substance can affect people’s sex lives. “Cannabis can enhance your orgasms no matter who you are,” the report states. “While a satisfying sex life is the result of many variables, cannabis can increase the length, frequency of, and quality of your orgasms and pleasure sessions whether you’re single or married, solo or with a partner, young adult or silver fox.” The report is the result of an online survey shared with 432 Lioness newsletter subscribers in North America between June 23 and July 1. Researchers also included perspective from 19 Lioness users w...

Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin In a turn of events this week, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) revealed that it is  “moving forward to facilitate and expand scientific and medical research for marijuana in the United States.” To do this, the agency announced it will be accepting and reviewing applications from marijuana growers who would like their products to be used for scientific and medical research. This builds on a three-year-old commitment  to end the 50-year monopoly  held by the University of Mississippi , the country’s only approved grower per a contract by the National Institute on Drug Abuse ( NIDA ). A monopoly that has resulted in sub-par cannabis for testing, and thus the U.S. falling years behind  the scientific work of other countries including China and Israel. Nevertheless, many fear the announcement may be too good to be true for the time being given the years of delays and vague language used in the Federa...

A former Republican congressman announced on August 25, 2019 that he’s mounting a primary challenge against President Donald Trump, and he’s fully on board with legalizing marijuana. Joe Walsh, who represented Illinois in the U.S. House from 2011 to 2013, has repeatedly condemned cannabis prohibition. His social media feeds contain multiple comments supporting reform, signaling that the issue could be prominently featured in his campaign. Here’s a comprehensive look at where Walsh stands on marijuana. Legislation And Policy Actions While Walsh didn’t proactively sponsor or cosponsor cannabis legislation during his one term in Congress, he did vote in favor of a 2012 floor amendment to protect states with medical cannabis programs from federal intervention. He was one of just 28 Republicans to support the measure. Quotes And Social Media Posts There are two platforms through which Walsh has made abundantly clear that he supports marijuana reform: social media and his radio show....

A former Republican congressman announced on August 25, 2019 that he’s mounting a primary challenge against President Donald Trump, and he’s fully on board with legalizing marijuana. Joe Walsh, who represented Illinois in the U.S. House from 2011 to 2013, has repeatedly condemned cannabis prohibition. His social media feeds contain multiple comments supporting reform, signaling that the issue could be prominently featured in his campaign. Here’s a comprehensive look at where Walsh stands on marijuana. Legislation And Policy Actions While Walsh didn’t proactively sponsor or cosponsor cannabis legislation during his one term in Congress, he did vote in favor of a 2012 floor amendment to protect states with medical cannabis programs from federal intervention. He was one of just 28 Republicans to support the measure. Quotes And Social Media Posts There are two platforms through which Walsh has made abundantly clear that he supports marijuana reform: social media and his radio show....

“Good God. Just legalize Marijuana now,” he wrote in June 2017. “For any adult. For any reason.” Good God. Just legalize Marijuana now. For any adult. For any reason. https://t.co/X9S1z12wwd — Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) June 6, 2017 Walsh has also routinely weighed in on specific cannabis legislation and policy decisions, including when his home state of Illinois legalized marijuana for adult use in June 2019. “Yes, Illinois is a bankrupt disaster, but they did one thing right yesterday: Illinois became the 11th state to legalize marijuana,” he wrote. “Good. If you can legally have a shot of whiskey at 21, you should be able to legally smoke a joint at 21.” Yes, Illinois is a bankrupt disaster, but they did one thing right yesterday: Illinois became the 11th state to legalize marijuana. Good. If you can legally have a shot of whiskey at 21, you should be able to legally smoke a joint at 21. @stevechapman13 https://t.co/3W5civynGm — Joe Walsh (@WalshFreedom) June 1, 2019 H...