MedMen to Exit Arizona and Nevada, Sell Assets to Mint Cannabis
The exits will reduce MedMen’s footprint to just four states. The long-embattled Florida-based MedMen Enterprises
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Company At Center Of Missouri’s Massive Marijuana Recall Threatens Lawsuit That Could Upend Regulations
“Any lawsuit will likely include claims relating to the department’s regulatory authority in other areas
Schumer Says Marijuana Banking Is Among Senate’s 2024 Priorities, But Acknowledges It ‘Won’t Be Easy’
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) says lawmakers will “hit the ground running” in 2024,
Interstate Marijuana Commerce Could Put California At ‘Significant Legal Risk’ Of Federal Action, Attorney General Says
The attorney general of California has determined that the state could put itself and its
Japan Remains an Outlier as Global Acceptance of Cannabis Grows
For one very particular niche of Japan’s economy, the first Saturday of December marked a black
About 7,000 Adult-Use Cannabis Applications Estimated in New York
New York cannabis regulators probably took in about 7,000 business license applications for marijuana companies
One Out of Five American Adults Say They’ve Tried Hemp-Derived Products, Study Indicates
Over one-fifth of adults in America reported using hemp-derived cannabinoids such as cannabidiol (CBD) and
Maven Genetics To Retire Strain ‘French Laundry’ Due to Cease-and-Desist Letter
Many of us have had the privilege of trying Maven Genetics’ French Laundry. In the
Border Patrol Seizes $10 Million Worth of Narcotics Hidden in Jalapeño Paste
Things got a bit spicy for border patrol officers in San Diego last week. It
New Bill Directs Government Agencies To Disclose Information About UFOs
Congress passed a bill Monday that directs the United States government to publicly disclose information