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Views: 6 For the first time, young women in the United States are consuming cannabis more than their male counterparts, marking a historic shift in the $30 billion industry. This demographic change is prompting companies to reimagine their offerings...

Views: 6 Things are so bad, Weedmaps is looking to go private. Since the beginning of the year, the Pure US Cannabis ETF is down 48%, TerrAscend is down 62%, and Canopy Growth down 45%. Those trading in weed stocks have...

Views: 6 Not good. Let’s take this state by state, because there are differing levels of bad news, and even some moderately good news in the mix. Florida Although a majority of people voted in favor of legalization, it didn’t reach the...

Views: 6 Up until early next week, polls have become unavoidable. They’re everywhere, polling about everything under the sun. So of course, marijuana is a main culprit. Starting at the country level, we’ve got more good news about America’s views...

Views: 7 In a landmark move for the state’s cannabis industry, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 1775 into law yesterday, allowing municipalities to permit cannabis businesses to open cafés where patrons can consume cannabis on-site. These cafés...

Following former President Donald Trump’s recent endorsement of a Florida ballot measure to legalize cannabis, Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign is highlighting what it calls Trump’s contradictory stance on marijuana reform. In a memo, the Harris team criticized Trump...

Creditors of cannabis giant MedMen Enterprises are gearing up for a critical meeting in the coming weeks, as the company enters bankruptcy proceedings in Canada and places its California retail assets under receivership. This marks a significant downturn for...

Federal Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents have made headlines in New Mexico after seizing over $300,000 worth of cannabis products from state-licensed operators in recent weeks, according to a report by KRQE. The seizures, which occurred at routine...

Back in September of last year, Jerry Nadler reintroduced the MORE Act, which would legalize marijuana across the country and aid those effected by the War on Drugs. This was the third time it was introduced in the House...

A recent survey of Ohio lawmakers indicates that 54 percent of them believe voters will approve a ballot initiative next month to legalize marijuana in the state. This expectation is shared by both Democratic (63 percent) and Republican (52...