United Nations Drug Report Puts Unprecedented Focus On Cannabis
The report, which recommended a global ban on advertising, and addressed a rise in high-THC flower amid a decline in youth perceptions of harm, went deeper on cannabis trends than in prior years.
Connecticut becomes 19th state to legalize cannabis • Mexico’s Supreme Court might end prohibition • & more…
An excerpt from recent editions of the Cannabis Wire Daily newsletter.
Senators urge movement on SAFE Banking Act • Canada wants to limit flavored vapes • SD Gov. Kristi Noem touts support for medical use • & more…
An excerpt from recent editions of the Cannabis Wire Daily newsletter.
UK task force suggests CBD regulation shift • NJ cracks down on cannabis “gifting” • Weedmaps goes public • & more…
An excerpt from recent editions of the Cannabis Wire Daily newsletter.
Connecticut Lawmakers Send Cannabis Legalization Bill to Governor Ned Lamont
Lamont, who has for years urged lawmakers to legalize cannabis, said he will sign the bill.
Cannabis Reform Push in Texas Ends With a Thud
Lawmakers began with dozens of cannabis-related bills, ranging from decriminalization to full legalization. While medical cannabis expansion was signed into law, it was “watered-down.”
Fifty Years Into the Drug War, a Bill to Decriminalize Possession Unveiled in Congress
The bill’s drafters are seeking to shift from a punitive approach to a public health-focused one, a move supported by a majority of Americans.
What’s the Future of Cannabis Equity?
State-run cannabis and automatic expungement are among proposals suggested during a recent panel hosted by The Ohio State University.
After Long Delays, New Report is a Step Toward Regulated Cannabis in Trinidad and Tobago
Lawmakers have released a report on a bill to legalize and regulate cannabis for medical, research, and religious purposes, with an eye toward export.
Delaware House Vote on Cannabis Legalization Bill Is Delayed
The House was set to vote on an adult use bill Thursday, but its sponsor cancelled the vote to “consider the implications” of “various amendments.”
