Month: September 2023 (Page 22)

Cannabis Rescheduling is Not Enough Image Cannabis News September 7, 2023 US Health Department Recommends Rescheduling Cannabis: What’s Next for the Industry? In a historic development for cannabis in the US, The U.S Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) recently sent a letter to the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA)Continue Reading

If you’re an enthusiast of top-quality cannabis seeds, we’ve got some fantastic news for you. The renowned cannabis seed bank Barney’s Farm launched their USA website www.barneysfarm.us in this past May. This marks a new era for cannabis enthusiasts nationwide, as they can now access the finest seeds, straight fromContinue Reading

The California Assembly has approved a Senate-passed psychedelics legalization bill, sending it back to the opposite chamber for concurrence on recent amendments before the measure potentially heads to the governor’s desk. The Assembly cleared the legislation from Sen. Scott Wiener (D) in a 42-11 vote on Wednesday—a significant victory forContinue Reading

In a city celebrated for its gleaming exteriors and captivating attractions, the span of August 15-17, 2023, ushered in a unique luminescence. The grand ballrooms of the Paris Hotel in Las Vegas, often reserved for soirees of opulence, became the gathering point for the Cannabis Conference 2023, drawing members ofContinue Reading

The Massachusetts attorney general’s office has determined that a pair of 2024 psychedelics legalization ballot initiatives have met state constitutional requirements, and it’s now releasing final summaries of the measures and allowing activists to begin collecting signatures to qualify them to go before voters next year. In a press releaseContinue Reading

Thirty-five years ago this Wednesday, the chief administrative law judge for the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) itself declared marijuana to be “one of the safest therapeutically active substances known to man,” recommending rescheduling and criticizing the agency for impeding patient access. Now, with the U.S. Department of Health and HumanContinue Reading