House Votes To Protect State Cannabis Laws
The amendment passed in a voice vote on Thursday and was then followed by the House of Representatives roll call vote of 254-163.
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‘I’ve Put Everything I’ve Got Into This’
Cannabis farmers in a poor California town want to go legit, but the raids keep coming.
7 States May Be Voting on Marijuana in November
Despite the chaos, 2020 could be a banner year for state-level cannabis legalization.
CCSF Raises Bar on Higher Learning by Offering Cannabis Studies Degree
In addition to smoking marijuana, college students can now major in it.
Recreational Cannabis Sales’ Taxes Collects $52 Million
Illinois has collected $52 million in the first six months of the year from taxes on recreational cannabis sales.
Congress Allows Troops to Use CBD Products
As of Monday, military service members are no longer forbidden to use CBD products.
A Doctor And Chronic Pain Survivor Talks About The Benefits Of Cannabis
With over a decade of experience, Dr. June Chin has focused on interactive osteopathic medicine for individuals with epilepsy, cancer, and autism.
Cannabis Retailer Aims to Break Down Stigma by ‘Normalizing’ Cannabis
Normalizing cannabis has been Mark Passerini’s goal since the 1990s.
Seminar: Fair Chance Hiring for the Cannabis Industry
On July 16th, national legal nonprofit Root & Rebound (R&R) will host a training on Fair Chance Hiring for the cannabis industry
A Snapshot Of America’s Medical Marijuana Markets: Vermont
Vermont’s cannabis market has seen modest growth as legal adult-use inch toward a legal framework, while medical market regulations favor patient access over revenue.
