Month: March 2018 (Page 26)

Federal law enforcement lacks the resources to take on “routine cases” and will continue to focus on drug gangs and larger conspiracies, the attorney general said. The post Sessions: US Prosecutors Won’t Take on Small-Time Cannabis Cases appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Sessions: US Prosecutors Won’t TakeContinue Reading

Dr. Dabber has collaborated with AHOL Sniffs Glue to release a limited edition vaporizer pen showcasing the artist’s signature droopy eyelid design. Art has evolved. Across the globe, local artists share their culture and unique perspective of and with the world around them. One such visionary, known for his dynamic murals andContinue Reading

CBD is becoming popular because of its many health benefits, but not all of the information you see is correct. Learn more about some common CBD myths and facts. The post 6 Common Myths and Controversies About High-CBD Cannabis appeared first on Leafly. Read More: 6 Common MythsContinue Reading

A California company that markets and distributes marijuana and hemp is making a play for convenience stores. Marijuana Company of America, a holding company with stakes in hemp and marijuana, is launching a line of CBD topicals, tinctures and edibles in sample sizes. The products will be sold in one-,Continue Reading

Carving out a new category of its own, Cannadips is a highly innovative product that is revolutionizing the way people experience cannabis. Along with the “green rush” has come a slew of cannabis-based products with new scents, tastes and packaging. Yet, ways of ingesting and digesting cannabis remain largely theContinue Reading

Federal prosecutors won’t take on small-time marijuana cases, despite the Justice Department’s decision to lift an Obama-era policy that discouraged U.S. authorities from cracking down on cannabis businesses in states where the drug is legal, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said over the weekend. Federal law enforcement lacks the resources toContinue Reading

Detroit’s city council was poised to implement medical cannabis zoning regulations, but then voters stepped in and overturned those regulations — and then a circuit judge overturned the voters. The resulting legal quagmire could cost Motor City millions. The tumultuous recent history of cannabis decriminalization in Michigan began in 2008Continue Reading