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Medical Cannabis Can Make You A Better Parent, Study Explains Why
Cannabis Educational Content Should Be Incorporated Into Curricula At All Levels, Says American College Of Physicians
Ron DeSantis Says Florida Supreme Court Should 'Not Have Allowed' Cannabis Legalization Initiative On Ballot
Cannabis Educational Content Should Be Incorporated Into Curricula At All Levels, Says American College Of Physicians
Ron DeSantis Says Florida Supreme Court Should 'Not Have Allowed' Cannabis Legalization Initiative On Ballot
Kentucky's Medical Marijuana Licensing Process Off To A Slow Start Despite Lots Of Interest, Here's Why
'Real-Life American Hero' And Veteran Can't Get His Medicine As Alabama Medical Cannabis Legal Saga Continues, Activists Say Enough Already

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Hemp-Derived Cannabinoids Vs. Legal Cannabis: What Industry Members Are Saying About This Not So Silent Battle
80% of cannabis businesses and 46% of hemp businesses support regulating intoxicating hemp-derived cannabinoids like Delta-8 THC...
Nio, XPeng, Li Auto Benefit From China's Increased Vehicle Subsidies
China boosts stimulus program by $41.5 billion to boost retail spending. Stocks of NIO, XPeng, and Li Auto rise. PBOC signals potential monetary stimulus.
DEA Special Comment Period For Cannabis Rescheduling: US Tribes Weigh In, Seek Recognition For 'Ancient Medicinal Plant'
Tribes across the US advocate for cannabis rescheduling in DEA hearing, emphasizing sovereignty, economy, and traditional use.
GOP Attor­ney Gen­er­al In Texas Loses Legal Battle Against Towns With Decriminalized Cannabis, Insists They're 'Run By Pro-Crime Extremists'
The cities still waiting for Paxton to pounce include Denton, Elgin and Killeen. In June, a judge dismissed Paxton's lawsuit against Austin.
Senate Committee Approves Congress Stock Trading Ban: What's Next?
U.S. Congress is closer to enacting a stock trading ban after a bipartisan group of senators reached a deal and the bill cleared committee.
Medical Marijuana Market In D.C. At Risk Of Perishing, Affected Business Owner Explains
Washington, D.C.'s medical market could perish within the next three months if the downtrend burdened by the underground market and neighboring Maryland continues. That's according to Grace Hyde, the owner of District Cannabis. "If enforcement doesn't meaningfully begin by the end of July and start to turn things around, I think the medical market could cease to exist within the next 90 days," Hyde told Green Market Report's John Schroyer recently. Currently, only 15 of 23 operators that are licensed to sell medical cannabis are operational statewide. Hyde has been running a cannabis cultivation business for eight years and has ventured into retail this past spring with a new medical marijuana dispensary. However, she's been facing many challenges. "Since January of 2024, the market has been in a really big slump," Hyde said. "We sold less than 400 pounds of flower each month, which is almost nothing."
Harris Vs. Trump: Will Cannabis Rescheduling Survive Biden's Exit? Analyst On Potential GOP Victory
The recent announcement that President Joe Biden dropping out of the 2024 election campaign has stirred significant reactions across various sectors, including cannabis. Pablo Zuanic, senior analyst at Zuanic & Associates, outlines the implications for the cannabis industry in his recent report.
Apple App Store Practices Under Scrutiny In Spain For Anti-Competitive Behavior
Apple under investigation for potential violations of competition laws in Spain and EU regarding App Store. Maximum duration of 24 months.
Marijuana Rescheduling Could Create A Safety 'Blind Spot' In Drug Testing For Airline Pilots And Truck Drivers, Says Gov Agency
Marijuana rescheduling could have significant implications for truckers, commercial drivers, pilots and other federally regulated transit workers in safety-sensitive positions. That's according to the National Transportation Safety Board that warned on Tuesday the proposed rule by the Drug Enforcement Administration to move marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act could "imperil federally required drug testing," for such workers.
Elon Musk's X, Mark Zuckerberg-Owned Facebook, And TikTok Face Stricter Regulations As Malaysia And Singapore Tighten Oversight On Social Media To Combat Online Scams
Malaysia and Singapore are intensifying their regulation of social media and online marketplaces to tackle the rise in online scams and protect minors.
As Election Buzz Swirls Around Biden And Harris, DEA Comment Period Ends: What's Next For Cannabis Rescheduling?
The deadline for public comments on the Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) rescheduling proposal concluded on Monday July 22. This marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing process of potentially reclassifying certain controlled substances, with significant administrative steps lying ahead.
Shadow-Banned By Retailers, Iowa Beverage Manufacturers Sue State Regulators Over New THC Law
Iowa beverage manufacturers are embroiled in a legal battle with the state over a new law that restricts THC levels in adult beverages. The companies claim the state knowingly approved 12-ounce cans with up to 10 servings of THC each, contradicting the new law's limits.
Dallas Cannabis Reform Ballot Is A Go: Decriminalization In November Elections Would Allow Up To 4 Ounces Of Weed
The proposed amendment, the "Dallas Freedom Act," seeks to change how marijuana offenses are handled in the city, home to 1.3 million people.

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