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MMJ Fights to Undo Marijuana Rescheduling After Years Battling the DEA

A drug company spent nearly eight years fighting the DEA to make cannabis medicine the hard way. Now that everyone else is getting.

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Applications For Missouri Marijuana Microbusiness Licenses Will Open Next Month

“We have lots of tutorials, and we have a step-by-step guide that we provide as well. Anybody could sit down and do the.

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What World Cup Stars and ACR Poker Pros Have in Common

When most people think about the FIFA World Cup, they think about moments. The winning goal. The last second save. The eruption of.

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Louisiana Bill To Create Psychedelic Therapy Pilot Program Funded By Opioid Settlement Dollars Takes Effect Without Governor’s Signature

Louisiana’s governor has allowed a bill to create a psychedelic-assisted therapy pilot program to take effect without his signature. The new effort will.

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DEA Marijuana Rescheduling Hearing June 29: Only Opponents Invited

The hearing that could decide weed’s federal future starts June 29. The DEA invited seven participants, and every one of them is against.

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DEA Resists Testimony From Agency Official Linked To Report On Marijuana’s Harms During Rescheduling Hearing

The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is resisting a prohibitionist group’s request for an agency official to testify about the harms of marijuana during.

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Housing Crisis, Fentanyl, and Dogs With ODs: The Hidden Toll of Skid Row’s Opioid Epidemic

Animal rescuers and advocacy groups say dogs living on Skid Row are suffering from neglect, abuse, inadequate veterinary care, and, in some cases,.

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NORML Asks DEA To Reconsider Its Request To Participate In Marijuana Rescheduling Hearing

A top marijuana reform group is asking the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) to reconsider the decision to exclude it from participating in a.

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Finally: One of America’s Biggest Cannabis Dispensary Chains Now Operates in Spanish

Forty-five million people in the U.S. speak Spanish as their dominant language. The cannabis industry has existed legally for over a decade. And.

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Vermont Governor Signs Bill To Double Legal Marijuana Possession Limit And Allow Interstate Commerce

Vermont’s governor has signed legislation that will allow adults over the age of 21 to legally possess twice as much marijuana as they.

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