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Republican members of Congress push back on Hemp ban set to take effect on November 12.
Researchers gain valuable insight on the motivations and preferences of older adults and cannabis edibles.
Promising Phase 3 studies allow VER-01 to gain Breakthrough Therapy Designation status from the FDA.
Cannabis regulations passed in Ohio late 2025, take effect in March 2026 ushering in stricter rules.
Lawsuits filed by three Attorneys General challenging the reclassification of marijuana by the Trump Administration.
A recent study by researchers at CU Anschutz found that older adults who use cannabis may have larger brain volumes and better cognitive function than non-users.
With the rescheduling of medical cannabis, advertising still remains a complicated patchwork for businesses to navigate.
Japan cracks down and bans CBN, now on the list of designated drugs. The ban takes effect June 1.
Despite legislation passing, Virginia's push for recreational cannabis sales is on hold after Governor veto's bill.
Retailer Target takes THC-infused hemp drinks and expands sales to Florida, Texas and Illinois after successful pilot program.
With the recent change in scheduling of medical cannabis, cannabis businesses seek clarity and guidance from the IRS and Treasury Department.
Cope Now launches as new telehealth service that gives a pathway for patients to access high quality CBD.
For Oklahoma’s medical cannabis companies, a new era of compliance has arrived.
In a move to protect consumers and close regulatory gaps, Illinois has enacted comprehensive cannabis reforms.
Under a new law signed by Gov. Tim Walz, Minnesota is combining its medical and recreational cannabis supply chains.
In a major update to Georgia’s medical cannabis framework, Governor Brian Kemp approved Senate Bill 220, titled the Putting Georgia’s Patients First Act.
A recent poll reveals the majority of Americans support legalizing recreational cannabis.
Is cannabis an aphrodisiac? When you use these strains properly, it can be.
A recent study found out some truly counterintuitive things about what makes a great joint.
A look at the Type I-V system that scientists and select breeders use to classify cannabis.
High-profile bust shows that yes, even the beautiful people can still get fingered for possession in the 21st century.
A new study by drug historian Isaac Campos concludes that, in reality, either name will do.
These easy-to-grow strains are great entry-level introductions to the joys of cannabis gardening — and just as fun to consume.
Finally, a cannabis reform bill takes steps forward as it starts its way through the US Senate.