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Legal THC driving limit set for NSW a win for medicinal cannabis users
NSW government to introduce commonsense medicinal cannabis driving reforms Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 5:22am In short: Drivers who are prescribed medicinal cannabis and test positive for THC below the maximum threshold, will not face charges. Patients are required to register their prescription with Transport for NSW and complete a driver training course. The reform comes more than a year after the 2024 Drug Summit recommended a medical defence for drivers using prescribed cannabis.
Indian-origin Disney manager gets 2.5-year jail term in Russia over drug case
An Indian-origin manager at The Walt Disney Company has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years in a Russian prison after being convicted of drug possession and smuggling. The case stemmed from THC-infused gummy candies that were allegedly found in his luggage at a Moscow airport. According to Russian state media TASS, 46-year-old Jugal Daterao was arrested in January 2026 at Sheremetyevo International Airport after arriving on a flight that transited through Qatar.
NSW motorists who use medicinal cannabis may soon be able to drive without fear of major penalty
Premier Chris Minns says changes would balance road safety and a more practical approach for medicinal cannabis usersGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastMotorists who use medicinal cannabis may soon be able to drive on New South Wales roads without fear of a severe penalty as the Minns government announces long-awaited reforms. The government announced on Thursday it would introduce legislation which would see drivers with a medicinal cannabis prescription no longer...
Afroman Is Back—and He’s Bitcoin’s Latest Freedom Fighter
Joseph Edgar Foreman is still getting high. In a makeshift greenroom made from curtains at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, Afroman, as he’s better known, inhales a blunt rolled by his videographer, who’s wearing a tight cocktail dress and clear sky-high heels. The 51-year-old rapper seems unconcerned that several thousand people are waiting for him, in a room far larger than the dive bars he’s been playing over the past two decades.
MrBeast pilot Jabari Brown faces probe over alleged 577-pound cannabis
Jabari Brown, the young pilot who became famous online after winning a private jet in a MrBeast challenge video, has now been arrested in Paraguay in a major drug trafficking investigation. Paraguayan authorities said Brown was detained in Asunción after investigators allegedly found around 261.6 kilograms, or nearly 577 pounds, of cannabis connected to a private aircraft that had arrived from Miami. The case quickly grabbed attention online because Brown had built a large following after...
New health risks emerge as Europe’s drug market grows more complex, EU agency warns
Europe’s drug market is growing more complex, with potent opioids, stronger cannabis and new substances raising health risks, the EU agency warns. New health risks, rapidly evolving and increasingly complex drug markets - this is the warning issued on Tuesday by the European Union Drugs Agency. Its annual report, based on data from 27 EU member states as well as Turkey and Norway, highlights concerns not only about the availability of substances but also their growing variety,...
Chiefs have no plans to release Rashee Rice and see jail time as a 'life lesson' opportunity
Yes, Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice remains in jail. Yes, that makes his rehabilitation program from a knee surgery he had days before his month-long term began something of a challenge. And, yes, none of this is great news for a player who has been something of a headache for the NFL team.But, no, the Chiefs aren't getting rid of Rice.They're actually offering support.
Crime gang busted after 'highly sophisticated' mail order drug ring
Crime gang busted after 'highly sophisticated' mail order drug ring Iain Potter, Jack Wright and Ross Fathi have been jailed for running a 'highly sophisticated' mail-order drugs gang from a unit in Bury, Greater Manchester Three men have been jailed after police smashed a "highly sophisticated" mail-order drugs gang that used Royal Mail to distribute millions of pounds worth of narcotics across the UK. Iain Potter, Jack Wright and Ross Fathi ran the "industrial-scale" operation from a...