Brittney Griner Stands Trial in Russian Court Today
Fri / Jul 1st
Brittney Griner’s trial began today for allegedly smuggling cannabis vape cartridges into Russia and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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Fri / Jul 1st
Brittney Griner’s trial began today for allegedly smuggling cannabis vape cartridges into Russia and faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
Thu / Jun 30th
The House Appropriations Committee approved an appropriations bill that includes language blocking the FCC from sanctioning broadcasters who air cannabis advertisements in legalized states.
Thu / Jun 30th
The advocacy group behind a Washington state drug decriminalization ballot initiative announced it would cease its campaign this year due to funding-related issues despite recording all-time high levels of support.
Thu / Jun 30th
This guide will help cannabis operators determine whether automation in the harvesting process would benefit their cultivation business.
Thu / Jun 30th
North Carolina’s General Assembly has approved a bill to permanently protect hemp crops from being subjected to the state’s controlled substances law.
Thu / Jun 30th
The Green Leaf Party, Israel’s pro-cannabis faction, plans to run candidates in the upcoming elections for the first time since 2015.
Wed / Jun 29th
Nevada has approved the rules to regulate social consumption lounges within the state and plans to award the first licenses by this fall.
Wed / Jun 29th
The MLB will begin to allow CBD product sponsorships as long as the products do not have active levels of THC.
Wed / Jun 29th
The House Committee on Appropriations approved a measure to keep the DOJ from using its resources to interfere with state-approved cannabis industries.
Wed / Jun 29th
The Pennsylvania Senate Transportation Committee has advanced a measure to protect medical cannabis patients from being charged with a wrongful DUI.
Tue / Jun 28th
The Texas Supreme Court recently ruled in favor of the statewide ban on smokable hemp, citing the state’s long history of prohibiting and regulating the production and possession of hemp.
Tue / Jun 28th
A recent UN report noted an uptick in cannabis consumption tied to the COVID-19 pandemic as well as legalization policies around the world.
Tue / Jun 28th
Washington D.C. Councilmembers are set to vote on an emergency bill today eliminating the need for a doctor’s note to purchase medical cannabis by allowing individuals to ‘self-certify’ that they use cannabis for medical purposes.
Tue / Jun 28th
A federal report found that cannabis samples in Connecticut linked to opioid overdoses had been cross-contaminated with fentanyl by a single dealer, and did not constitute a repeated pattern of adulteration.
Tue / Jun 28th
Despite having decriminalized the possession of up to 10 grams of cannabis, Maryland’s state Court of Appeals ruled that cannabis odor is sufficient grounds for a brief, “investigatory” traffic stop.
Mon / Jun 27th
Three cannabis cultivators in Humboldt County are facing fines of over $200,000 by the North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board for alleged sediment discharge into tributaries of the Mad River.
Mon / Jun 27th
Connecticut had received more than 37,000 cannabis business applications for just 56 licenses by the time the application window closed last week.
Mon / Jun 27th
Republican lawmakers in North Carolina’s House of Representatives during a closed-door meeting decided not to advance the state’s Senate-approved medical cannabis reforms bill.
Fri / Jun 24th
The SAFE Banking Act was removed from the COMPETES Act, a China competition bill, at the behest of Republican lawmakers who argued the cannabis banking reforms didn’t belong in the legislation.
Fri / Jun 24th
Spanish pharmacies will begin to sell medical cannabis as early as this fall following the approval of Spain’s Congress of Deputies and the Health Commission.
Fri / Jun 24th
According to a recent poll, 84% of cannabis consumers and 81% of Americans believe cannabis businesses should meet consistent environmental standards.
Fri / Jun 24th
Multistate cannabis firm Curaleaf did not offer Juneteenth holiday pay for its unionized employees but did for non-unionized employees.
Thu / Jun 23rd
The U.S. Supreme Court has decided not to hear cases regarding employers’ refusal to pay for medical cannabis as a part of worker’s compensation claims.
Thu / Jun 23rd
A special report by Project CBD details the chemistry of cannabinoids and how a concept called chirality enables the synthetic production of new cannabinoids like Delta-8 THC; the report also highlights the risk of potentially unleashing new, “hidden dangers” in the process.
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