In recent cannabis news, significant developments are occurring both in Germany and New York State. In a recent story by 420 Intel, In Germany, Health Minister Karl Lauterbach is pushing for the legalization of cannabis with a bill expected to pass the Bundestag in February. The proposed Cannabis Act aims to legalize cannabis by April…
Oregon’s cannabis industry is currently grappling with significant challenges due to market oversaturation.
Ever wondered why cannabis gives you the munchies? Well, hold onto your snacks because science has just served up a fascinating explanation.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recently reviewed the status of marijuana, suggesting that it might be time to reclassify this controversial plant.
Olive Branch, Mississippi, January 2024 – In a landmark legal battle, Tru Source, Mississippi’s first Black-owned medical cannabis dispensary, is taking a stand against the state’s ban on marijuana advertising. This federal lawsuit, spearheaded by Tru Source owner Clarence Cocroft, represents not just a fight for business viability but also a crucial test of free…
A group of dedicated activists is gearing up to collect signatures for a groundbreaking initiative that aims to allow marijuana users the right to obtain permits for concealed guns.
Will cannabis finally be rescheduled? Let’s not hold our breath.
In a significant stride for the cannabis industry, Rhode Island has reported over $100 million in sales within the first year of recreational retail, marking a triumphant moment for the state and stakeholders in the cannabis market. As the nation watches with a keen eye, Rhode Island’s success story provides valuable insights into the economic…
In a surprising turn of events, the South Carolina chapter of the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) has announced it will cease operations after seven years. This decision marks a significant moment in the ongoing journey toward cannabis reform in the United States, especially in South Carolina. NORML has been a…
In a significant stride toward justice reform, President Joe Biden has pardoned thousands convicted of marijuana charges on federal lands and in Washington, D.C. This move, while a notable step, applies only to federal convictions, leaving state-level offenses untouched. The initiative underscores a larger need for comprehensive cannabis legalization and rectification of its legal status…
