Ohio Senate President Plans To Repeal Cannabis Legalization if Passed by Voters in November
The official voting day for Ohioans is Nov. 7, but early voting has already begun
After Smelling Legal Marijuana In New York, Colombian President Denounces ‘Enormous Hypocrisy’ Of U.S.-Led Drug War
Unveiling Colombia’s new national drug policy recently, President Gustavo Petro recalled smelling the odor of
Harvard To Create Psychedelics Program
The Harvard Gazette announced that the venerable Ivy League University will create a Study of
Federal Reserve Bank Says States With Legal Marijuana See ‘Broadly Distributed’ Economic Boost But Also Bump In ‘Social Costs’
States that legalize marijuana for adults see moderate economic gains after the policy change is
Vext Science Snaps Up Two More Ohio Dispensaries in $9.4M Deal
Voting for an Ohio adult-use proposal has already begun. Vext Science (CSE: VEXT) (OTCQX: VEXTF) announced
Virginia Election Next Month Could Set Stage For Legal Marijuana Sales—Or A Rollback Of Reform—Depending On Which Party Wins
With every single one of Virginia’s 140 legislative seats up for election next month, the
Maryland Judge Sides With Hemp, Blocks New Law
The Maryland Hemp Coalition also claimed that Maryland’s licensing scheme created a monopoly. A Maryland
Indian Tribe Issues First Medical Marijuana Cards In North Carolina As Statewide Legalization Bill Stalls
The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI), members of which last month voted to legalize
As Marijuana Banking Reform And Rescheduling Loom, We Must Not Forget Medical Cannabis Patients (Op-Ed)
“Since market conditions seem to be pushing products toward cannabinoid profiles that appeal to adult-use
Missouri Officials Warn Marijuana Microbusinesses That License Sales Need To Comply With Ownership Criteria
“It is imperative that the microbusiness program operate as the voter-approved law was intended.” By