Brazil Opens First ‘ExpoCannabis’ Amid Pot Debate
Bubbling with euphoria as thick as the haze in the air, marijuana enthusiasts flocked this weekend to Brazil’s first “ExpoCannabis,”
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Opinion: I’m The Black Owner Of A California Cannabis Company. Here’s Why There Aren’t Many Others
As a Black man who grew up in Orange, N.J., in the 1980s and witnessed the effects of the war on drugs in my family and community
Senators Push To Pass Cannabis Banking Bill After Cannabis Rescheduling
A bipartisan coalition of senators behind a cannabis banking bill is pushing for a markup and working to clear key hurdles on both sides of the aisle to lock down support.
Expecting Cannabis Boom, New York Lays Down the Rules
The New York Cannabis Control Board approved a package of regulations that included licensing requirements for distributors, dispensaries and others.
From Underground Legacy To Legal Industry: The Global Shift In Cannabis
As the global cannabis industry grows, a number of pivotal factors come together to shape its growth.
Manitobans Protesting Province’s Homegrown Cannabis Ban Hope For Court Win
Judge reserves decision in court case launched by cannabis advocacy group.
Eastern Band Of Cherokee Indians May Legalize Recreational Marijuana — A First In North Carolina
On Thursday, tribal citizens will consider legalizing the recreational use of cannabis on the tribe’s reservation in western North Carolina.
German ‘Cannabis Clubs’ On High As Legalization Looms
Hanover’s cannabis club started as a fringe outfit of nine members campaigning for the right to legally light up joints.
Federal Health Agency Calls For Easing Restrictions On Cannabis
A top official with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services this week called on the Drug Enforcement Administration to reclassify marijuana
New Jersey Cops Are Winning Fight To Use Cannabis While Off Duty
A state panel has ordered a cop reinstated after she was fired for using cannabis.
