U.S. Senate Votes to Expand Cannabis Research
A unanimous U.S. Senate has voted to expand research into cannabis to see if there are any medical benefits to the drug and its compounds, including cannabidiol.
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Native Americans Are Operating New York State’s First Legal Cannabis Dispensaries
Thanks to tribal government regulations, Native Americans have been the first to enter the market.
Cannabis Farmers Not High On Chemically Made THC
“Allowing synthetically derived THC in the state’s legal cannabis market could devastate the industry.”
U.S. Cannabis Sales Could Top $72 Billion By 2030, Says Leading Researcher
U.S. cannabis sales is estimated to rack up a whopping $57 billion by 2030, according to a top researcher.
Pennsylvania’s Cannabis Laws Are Among Harshest In U.S. Despite Public Support Of Legalization
A report from the Marijuana Policy Project found that 19 states still penalize possession of small amounts with possible jail time.
Michigan’s First Licensed Lounge For Cannabis Consumption Opens This Month
Michigan’s first licensed cannabis consumption lounge opens this month in Hazel Park.
Bipartisan Resolution Instructs US To Influence Cannabis De-Scheduling From UN Treaty
“Many countries would deschedule cannabis and reevaluate how cannabis is classified if the U.N. did so,” said Rep. Nancy Mace.
Denver Approves First Social Equity Hospitality License For Marijuana
The Tetra Lounge in Downtown Denver is on track to become the city’s first social equity applicant approved for a marijuana hospitality establishment license, city officials announced Monday.
Cannabis Legalization: Is Weed Legal in My State?
Legal cannabis is a $15 billion industry in the US, but it’s still prohibited at the federal level.
U.S. Demands Russia Allow Access To Detained WNBA Star Brittney Griner
Lawyers meeting regularly with American, bringing care packages.
