June 25, 2026 | Pop Culture Tommy Chong: The Last Outlaw of Cannabis Culture At nearly 88 years old, Tommy Chong is still here. “I’m still here. I’m having fun. I’m really in a really good space now.” It is the kind of deceptively simple statement only Tommy Chong could deliver with both humor and gravity. For most public figures, surviving more than five decades in enter… Read Article
June 23, 2026 | Texas Legal & Regulatory News Did DSHS Just Tell the Hemp Industry to Ignore Its Own Rules Until After the Election? A motion for rehearing tells a strange story. Did DSHS Just Tell the Hemp Industry to Ignore Its Own Rules Until After the Election? There are moments in public policy when the mask slips. According to a motion filed Sunday in the Fifteenth Court of Appeals, representatives of the Texas Departmen… Read Article
June 17, 2026 | Cannabis News The DEA Affidavit, Jason Vedadi, and the Questions Facing Texas Regulators As Texas expands its Compassionate Use Program and awards additional medical cannabis licenses, the public has been assured repeatedly that applicants and their principals undergo extensive scrutiny. That assurance is supposed to matter. The licenses issued by the Texas Department of Public Safet… Read Article
June 2, 2026 | Pop Culture Dope Pros Hemp: Built by the Culture Fighting for the Future of Cannabis In an industry increasingly dominated by corporate money, regulatory uncertainty, and political battles, some brands continue to represent the grassroots spirit that built modern cannabis culture. One of those companies is Dope Pros Hemp. Founded in Texas durin… Read Article
May 27, 2026 | Legislative Rogan, Psychedelics, and Schedule III: Trump’s White House Signals a Historic Shift in Drug Policy In what may become one of the most culturally significant drug policy moments in modern American history, podcast giant Joe Rogan reportedly joined President Donald Trump during a White House event last week tied to a groundbreaking federal push toward psychedelic medical research and accelerated… Read Article
May 22, 2026 | Cannabis News TSA Quietly Updates Marijuana Travel Policy Ahead of Federal Schedule III Shift The federal government may have just signaled one of the biggest cannabis policy shifts in modern aviation history — and most travelers never noticed it. In late April 2026, the Transportation Security Administration quietly updated its public-facing travel guidance to formally recognize “medical… Read Article
May 20, 2026 | News DEA’s June 29 Hearing Could Reshape the Future of Cannabis Capital Markets The Coming Green Economy DEA’s June 29 Hearing Could Reshape the Future of Cannabis Capital Market The cannabis industry is once again approaching a historic crossroads. On June 29, 2026, the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) will begin a new administrative hearing to determine wh… Read Article
May 17, 2026 | Business Most Wanted Attorney in Texas: Adam Reposa With the state’s flower ban looming in March, Texas hemp shop owners were staring at shelves full of products they suddenly might not be able to sell. Everyone was sweating – except Adam Reposa. The Austin attorney and owner of ATX Budtenders was unfazed, mostly because he’s been running a… Read Article
May 15, 2026 | Podcast Tommy Chong Interview – Blazed Weekly News Tommy Chong joins Blazed Weekly News for a conversation on cannabis, comedy, activism, pop culture, and a lifetime of changing American history. From Motown to Cheech & Chong to the modern cannabis movement — this is a legacy interview you don’t want to miss.Note: I edited in some audio clips… Read Article
May 9, 2026 | UFOs & CONSPIRACY Enter Hantavirus: Predictive Programming, Hollywood, and the Post-COVID Fear Machine Back in 1998, the Fox film The X-Files: Fight the Future used a fake “hantavirus” outbreak as the official government explanation for a deeper extraterrestrial crisis. In the film, FEMA becomes the public face of containment while the real operation remains classified beneath the surface. It was … Read Article
May 7, 2026 | News Blazed Magazine Expands Beyond Texas . . . as Hemp Industry Faces Regulatory Uncertainty As Texas continues to battle over the future of smokable hemp and THCA flower, Blazed Magazine is officially expanding its distribution footprint into neighboring states including New Mexico and Oklahoma — a strategic move designed to pr… Read Article
May 6, 2026 | Cannabis News, Texas Legal & Regulatory News State Appeals Texas Hemp Injunction Industry Awaits Emergency Relief from Appeals Court The legal battle over Texas hemp products escalated again late Tuesday after the State of Texas officially filed its notice of appeal in the ongoing consumable hemp lawsuit, automatically staying the temporary injunction previously granted to th… Read Article
May 4, 2026 | Cannabis News Blazed Magazine Enters New Mexico’s Booming Cannabis Economy From Texas Uncertainty to New Mexico Opportunity — Blazed Moves West As regulatory uncertainty continues to cloud the future of hemp and cannabis-derived products in Texas, Blazed Magazine is making a strategic move into one of the most stable and rapidly growing cannabis markets in the co… Read Article
May 1, 2026 | Cannabis News The Badge and the Bud How Harlingen Became Ground Zero for Hemp Enforcement Gone Wrong A documented pattern of false statements, misread science, and legal overreach targeting licensed retailers — and what it reveals about the fragility of the rule of law when officers mistake confidence for competence. … Read Article
April 24, 2026 | Legislative, The Drug War FDA-Approved and State-Licensed Products Are Moved to Schedule III HCA Explicitly Excluded from Rescheduling: The biggest day in federal cannabis policy in decades arrived this morning — and the fine print is doing a lot of work. For years, cannabis advocates, industry operators, and policy watchers have dreamed of the day the federal government would mov… Read Article
April 20, 2026 | Legislative The TCUP Math Problem: How a Busted Spreadsheet Rewrote the Medical Cannabis Map There is a particular kind of regulatory failure that does not arrive with subpoenas or headlines. It slips in quietly, dressed up in spreadsheets and procedural language, hiding in a denominator that nobody bothers to question. It looks clean, professional, even defensible—right up until someone… Read Article
