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“Cannabis is probably the greatest medicine on the planet that everybody can have,” says Whoopi Goldberg. From her home, with her cat on her lap, Goldberg discusses her long-standing relationship…
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The DEA’s move to potentially reschedule cannabis to Schedule III marks a significant shift towards federal acceptance, promising substantial benefits such as reduced penalties, tax advantages, and potential regulatory reforms.…
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A major national labor union, the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, is intervening in a San Diego-area cannabis store’s legal challenge to California’s labor-friendly licensing requirement. This marks the second time…
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LONDON – Massachusetts-based cannabis multistate operator Curaleaf Holdings first entered the European market in 2021 with the acquisition of Emmac Life Sciences. Two years later, the company purchased a Portuguese…
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PORTLAND, OR – A newly filed federal lawsuit against Oregon officials argues that the state’s pioneering psilocybin law discriminates against disabled individuals who cannot travel to designated service centers where…
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NEW YORK – A new United Nations (UN) report on worldwide drug trends acknowledges that marijuana legalization in the U.S. and Canada may have helped to shrink the size of…
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WASHINGTON D.C. – A powerful House committee has rejected multiple marijuana-related amendments to a series of spending bills, including proposals to ban certain federal agencies from testing job applicants for…
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LONDON – The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) has voted to remove marijuana from its banned substances list for Division I players, effective immediately. Historic Decision: Cannabis No Longer Banned…
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Woodstock, NY – Woodstock, famed for its rich cultural heritage and ties to the iconic 1969 music festival, might seem like a natural home for a legal cannabis store. Yet,…
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As the Biden administration attempts to move full speed ahead in its efforts to loosen federal restrictions around marijuana, Americans should avail themselves of the opportunity to make their voices…
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As Florida voters contemplate Amendment 3, which seeks to legalize recreational marijuana, it is crucial to understand the potential ecological impacts. While the amendment promises economic benefits and personal freedoms,…
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In a dramatic turn of events, Derek Dorr, the former CEO of the tribal-owned company Makwa, has filed a federal lawsuit alleging he was fired in retaliation for raising concerns…
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