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Understanding the Implications of the Latest Federal Marijuana Policy Updates In a groundbreaking move this January, the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) dropped a bombshell recommendation to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA): reclassify

Reviewing the Emerald Screen throughout the evolution of cannabis in TV and Film. The portrayal of cannabis in TV and in film has been a creative goldmine, offering a medley of laugh-inducing comedies and eye-opening

Virginia is on the brink of a transformative moment in its history with the recent advancement of a pivotal bill. This legislation, aimed at legalizing marijuana sales, has successfully navigated through the Senate Committee on

In the heart of the Pacific, Hawaii is not just a paradise for its stunning landscapes and relaxed lifestyle; it’s on the verge of pioneering a significant breakthrough in mental health treatment. The island state

The latest developments in Arkansas’ cannabis landscape as Attorney General Tim Griffin rejects a proposed ballot initiative aiming to expand medical marijuana access and pave the way for recreational cannabis legalization. In a move that’s

A Triumph for CBD Users: The DEA’s Settlement with Anthony Armour In a noteworthy development, a former Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) agent, Anthony Armour, has successfully reclaimed his position, along with back pay and benefits,

Embracing Resilience: Cannabis Operators Confront Climate Change and the Challenges it Presents. In the face of an ever-changing climate, cannabis operators find themselves at the forefront of challenges brought about by extreme weather events and

Empowering Veterans: Massachusetts Governor’s Visionary Psychedelic Legislation Gains Ground Massachusetts Governor Charlie Baker (R) is gaining significant momentum for her groundbreaking legislation that aims to delve into the therapeutic potential of psychedelics for military personnel.

The Ohio Governor recently stated that the new marijuana law makes it difficult for customers to actually access cannabis. Ohio voters made history on Nov. 7, 2023, when they approved Issue 2, a ballot measure

The Current Legal Challenges Facing Cannabis Users Who Own Firearms The Biden administration is facing a legal challenge over a federal law that prohibits people who use marijuana from buying or owning guns. The law,

Cannabis-induced psychosis: A myth or a reality? A new study from Canada sheds light on the issue One of the common arguments against cannabis legalization is that it would lead to a surge of cannabis-induced

Colorado launches educational program as part of new cannabis social equity program The state of Colorado is taking steps to promote social equity in the cannabis industry by launching an educational program that aims to