Iowa School Employee Busted With Three Pounds Of Marijuana Is Entitled To Unemployment Benefits, Judge Rules
Administrative Law Judge James Timberland noted that the district had no policies applying to off-duty
Italian Marijuana Activists Have Already Collected Nearly Half The Signatures Needed To Put Legalization Measure Before Parliament
Nearly two years after a top Italian court blocked a referendum on marijuana legalization and
RFK, Ramaswamy And Williamson Push Psychedelics Reform On Presidential Campaign Trail
Democratic, Republican and independent 2024 presidential candidates might disagree on many major political issues, but
Missouri Marijuana Regulators Say A Quarter Of Microbusiness License Winners Are Ineligible
Issues included “failure to provide documentation that the facility would be operated by eligible individuals.”
Trend of Distressed Michigan Dispensaries Closing Without Paying Vendors
A trend has begun in the Michigan marijuana community of financially strapped dispensaries closing up
Prominent New York Marijuana Attorney Sues Former Firm, Alleges Unfulfilled Contract
New York marijuana attorney Lauren Rudick, who has made a name for herself in cannabis
Colorado Ballot Initiative Would Let Marijuana Consumers Get Concealed Carry Permits For Guns
A proposed ballot measure in Colorado would remove marijuana use as a disqualification for concealed
Marijuana Will Gain Millions Of Consumers Over Alcohol, With Sales Hitting $37 Billion By 2027, Investment Bank Projects
A multinational investment bank says that marijuana has become a “formidable competitor” to alcohol, projecting
Company behind Missouri marijuana recall poses legal challenge to state’s regulations
The question currently before the commission is whether or not Missouri regulators have the authority
Federal agency quashes Georgia’s plan to let pharmacies sell medical marijuana
Federal drug officials are warning Georgia to shelve its plans to be the first state