New data from legal states affirms now-consensus view. The post Fresh research concludes legalized cannabis does not increase use among teens appeared first on Leafly. Read More: Fresh research concludes legalized cannabis does not increase use among teensContinue Reading
Local authorities across Oregon’s southern counties have this year reported a proliferation of unlicensed cannabis grow operations—with much sensationalism about involvement by criminal cartels. But the death of a man dropped off at a Chevron station in Cave Junction in early August brought the claims into grim focus. Human TraffickingContinue Reading
The first recreational marijuana retailers in New York will likely be located on Indian territory, with one tribe officially opening applications for prospective licensees on Monday. The Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe stands to beat non-Indian competitors to the market by about a year. Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D)Continue Reading
The Biden administration is taking a first step toward granting presidential relief to hundreds of people on home confinement for federal drug convictions, with the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) asking eligible individuals to get the process started by filing out clemency applications. People with drug convictions who have upContinue Reading
Studies demonstrating the therapeutic benefits of psychedelics could be leading more people to experiment with substances like psilocybin, a top federal drug official said in a new interview with Marijuana Moment. And when it comes to cannabis research, she said scientists should be allowed to investigate products from state-legal dispensariesContinue Reading
Responding to industry pushback, the Department of Revenue loosens restrictions on dispensary marketing. By Justin Franz, Montana Free Press The Montana Department of Revenue has revised proposed regulations regarding marijuana advertising that had raised eyebrows among dispensaries, growers and others in the state’s burgeoning adult-use cannabis industry. This summer, theContinue Reading
Members of the U.S. Conference of Mayors recently voted to call on President Joe Biden to federally legalize marijuana, expunge prior cannabis convictions and allow for commercial sales under a model that promotes social equity. The organization, which represents mayors of cities across the U.S., passed the comprehensive resolution asContinue Reading
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