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If you’re a homeowner or renter in Maine who uses cannabis, you might want to take a closer look at your insurance policy. The CBS13 I-Team recently uncovered concerning clauses…
Connecticut’s governor, Ned Lamont, has recently taken action to regulate and restrict hemp products in the state. The move comes as part of a broader trend among state governments to…
The Alaskan House of Representatives recently took a significant step towards addressing long-standing concerns within the state’s cannabis industry. On May 10, in a decisive 36-3 vote, the House approved…
Ohio is poised to launch its adult-use marijuana market sooner than expected, thanks to the approval of a regulatory framework by the legislature’s Joint Committee On Agency Rule Review (JCARR).…
Recent polling suggests that Florida’s marijuana legalization ballot initiative may be struggling to gain enough support for passage. In response, the campaign behind the measure, Smart & Safe Florida, has…
A recent study conducted by researchers at Johns Hopkins University suggests that a single psilocybin experience may not significantly alter religious beliefs, but it could lead to changes in perception…
A decade following Alaska voters’ historic decision to legalize recreational marijuana, the Alaska Legislature is ushering in the first significant amendment to the law governing commercial sales in the state.…
The evolving dynamics of labor relations in the burgeoning U.S. cannabis sector are shedding light on unique challenges and parallels with traditional industries. Unionization: A Struggle for Legitimacy While the…
Local officials in Sonoma County, Calif., have given preliminary approval to adjust cannabis tax rates for cultivators, manufacturers, and retailers in unincorporated areas. Board of Supervisors to Review Amendment The…
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has delayed an administrative hearing concerning its proposed ban on two psychedelic compounds, DOI and DOC, amidst a constitutional challenge to the scheduling process. Here’s…
