TikTok users have reported seeing the videos appear in their ... a new voice and in that time has run campaigns for issues ...

On Friday evening, Trump highlighted a photo of Abrego Garcia’s hand that appeared to contain “MS-13” tattooed on his ...

Cannabis lounges were once seen as a promising new frontier in Nevada’s legal marijuana industry — the bedrock of a new Amsterdam-like weed tourism district in a Sin City on the cutting edge of ...

Under New York law, marijuana became legal recreationally ... “If there’s a boring part, I’ll just jump on Instagram or TikTok quick until things get going again.” Although cinephiles ...

It’s what makes you feel “high” when you smoke marijuana, eat an edible ... this bubbly THC mocktail is a fun and booze-free substitute for spring. TikTok user @nutaashuh creates a fruity and crisp ...

TikTok is set to expand its TikTok Shop e-commerce platform to users in France, Germany, and Italy on Monday, Reuters reports. TikTok Shop has been available in the United Kingdom since 2021, and ...

As TikTok’s fate in the United States remains uncertain, the tech giant has quietly started testing a new “TikTok for Artists” insights platform that is designed to help artists build their ...

Growing marijuana popularity, fueled by perceived medicinal benefits, faces scrutiny due to links with severe health risks. A recent study reveals a concerning association between cannabis-related ...

The American public is losing interest in banning TikTok, but experts say the alleged dangers of the app haven’t gone away. A new survey from the Pew Research Center found barely more than a ...

According to medical experts, the stoner friend from your 20s was wrong; you absolutely can smoke too much weed.

TikTok users may be experiencing some déjà vu this week. The popular short-form video app’s future is once again uncertain as a potential ban in the United States could be just days away ...

TikTok first went dark under federal legislation banning the app over national security concerns in January. President Donald Trump signed an executive order extending the ban through April 5.