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Snoop Dogg, the iconic hip-hop artist and cannabis enthusiast, has granted the rights to Atlas Global to use his name and likeness to sell cannabis products internationally. The deal, which was announced earlier this month,

Delaware seeks the legalization of cannabis for adult-use, aiming to regulate and tax the market while establishing a cannabis control commission. Delaware Senators have introduced two bills, HB1 and HB2, aimed at legalizing cannabis in

Medical marijuana legalization is a hot topic in Kansas, with the state’s senators taking to committee a bill called SB135 which would legalize medical marijuana. The bill has several key components and provisions, including the

ANNAPOLIS, MD.—On Friday, the Maryland House of Delegates took a crucial step towards legalizing recreational marijuana use, approving a measure that would allow adults to possess and grow cannabis in the state. The bill, which

In a bold move, Vermont lawmakers have introduced bills that would legalize psychedelics and decriminalize all drugs in the state. This comes at a time when drug policy reform is gaining momentum across the country,

Kentucky’s Senate advances SB47, a medical marijuana bill that could bring relief to patients and generate $100 million in revenue if passed. Senate Committee Sends Legislation to Senate Floor LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Kentucky’s Senate Licensing

President Biden’s failure to lift the federal ban on D.C. cannabis sales continues to frustrate advocates who see it as a betrayal of his campaign promises and D.C.’s autonomy. WASHINGTON, D.C.—In a city that prides

City officials concerned important deadlines will be missed due to a lack of much-needed funding Missouri courts are in danger of missing marijuana expungement deadlines if they don’t receive more funding, according to a report

After a hopeful adult use bill was defeated late last year, ND leadership opts to increase the amount allowed for medical pot patients North Dakota recently announced that it will be increasing the amount of

PHOENIX,Ariz.—Arizona’s proposed SB1271 has generated no small amount of controversy around the issue of synthetic, “hemp-derived” THC, which the proposed legislation seeks to make widely available to the public. While proponents argue that this synthetic

Oklahoma’s hopeful recreational cannabis initiative fails to garner enough support to end statewide cannabis prohibition. The fight for nationwide decriminalization of cannabis suffered a setback Tuesday, when Oklahoma voters rejected a measure that would have

Hawaii cannabis legalization through SB 669 could transform the state’s economy, social equity, and public health with a regulated market and strong oversight. Hawaii is on the verge of a historic shift in cannabis policy.