Regulations

GOP Lawmakers In Ohio Finally Approve Rules Allowing Cannabis Sales To Begin In June, Existing Medical Marijuana Dispensaries Can Join In
NY Cannabis Office Overhauled: Gov. Hochul Plans To 'Unclog The Licensing Bottleneck'
Nvidia in Spotlight as Chinese Tech Giants Push for Domestic AI Solutions
NY Cannabis Office Overhauled: Gov. Hochul Plans To 'Unclog The Licensing Bottleneck'
Nvidia in Spotlight as Chinese Tech Giants Push for Domestic AI Solutions
Thailand's Cannabis Reversal Intensifies: Advocates Want Government To Provide Scientific Justification For Recriminalizing Marijuana
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Seems To Be On The Same Page With Elon Musk About One Thing — To Ensure 'Reasonable Safety' In AI Era Via Strong Regulation

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Martha's Vineyard Has A Cannabis Crisis: Medical, Recreational Users Could Run Out Of Access By Fall As Island's Sole Producer Will Close Soon
Martha's Vineyard faces a cannabis crisis as its sole dispensary plans to close, threatening access for hundreds of patients and users.
GOP Governors In Vermont And Alaska To Weigh In On Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy Task Force Bills
House members recently approved the Senate measure, that seeks to set up an eight-person psychedelic-assisted therapy working group, with amendments. Vermont Senators gave the green light to the revised language of the bill, S.114, on Friday, approving changes previously made in the state's House of Representatives. The bill, from Sen. Martine Larocque Gulick (D), which was first passed in the Senate, before the amendments in the House would "review the latest research and evidence of the public health benefits and risks of clinical psychedelic-assisted treatments" and "examine the laws and programs of other states that have authorized the use of psychedelics by health care providers in a therapeutic setting." Meanwhile, in Alaska, the state Senate members on Friday approved a House-passed measure to set up a task force with an aim to study how to license and regulate psychedelic-assisted therapy. That is if substances like MDMA and psilocybin are approved on the federal level.
How Can Amanita Muscaria Mushroom Products Meet Quality And Safety Standards?
This article was originally published on Cannabis & Tech Today and appears here with permission.
The Best States To Launch Your Cannabis Business In 2024 - According To Marijuana Legal Experts
This article was originally published on Cannabis.net and appears here with permission.
Mitch McConnell's Cannabis Gambit: How The Farm Bill Unwittingly Fueled A THC Boom
This article was originally published on MG Magazine and appears here with permission.
Scathing Internal Report Exposes New York's Cannabis Agency As Inexperienced, Irresponsible, Ineffective: Heads Are Rolling
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul fired OCM head Chris Alexander after an internal review showed that the organization was poorly run.
Armed Robbers Make Off With $437,000 From Marijuana Courier: Cannabis Banking Reform Would Stem Cannabis Dispensary Attacks Where Workers Are Sitting Ducks
Retail weed shops are forced to be cash-only, and violent attacks on workers have increased across the country.
Can Cannabis Growers Sell Their Excess Marijuana Without A License? Some Say Yes And Will Go To Court To Claim Their Right
Four Minnesota cannabis growers sue to overturn a state ban on selling excess harvest, citing a 1906 constitutional provision. Read more now!
Why Is Restaurant Operator Fat Brands Stock Tanking Today?
Federal authorities have charged Fat Brands and its chair Andy Wiederhorn for allegedly orchestrating a loan scheme, resulting in wire fraud and tax evasion charges.
Vermont Gov. Scott Opposes Drug Safe Consumption Sites, Virginia's Cannabis 'Surveillance System' And More Updates
Vermont state's House of Representatives recently gave a green light to a measure this week that would set up a psychedelic-assisted therapy working group. Its eight members would be tasked with providing recommendations on regulation of legal access to substances like psilocybin and MDMA. In Virginia, officials are trying to keep cannabis off teens' and children's hands. In a recent letter to health care providers State Health Commissioner Karen Shelton raised concerns around numerous reports of minors getting sick from products containing CBD and THC. According to a report by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services obtained by Kansas City Star, nearly 2000 Kansans are holders of a medicinal marijuana license in Missouri.Illinois lawmakers have introduced a measure that seeks to regulate hemp-derived THC, including delta-8.
Thailand's Shift: New Prime Minister Plans To Criminalize Cannabis Reversing 2022 Decision
Thailand's Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin plans to re-criminalize cannabis, reversing the 2022 decision. This may lead to public protests.
Maxine Waters, Elizabeth Warren Back FDIC Chairman With Agency Under Fire For Toxic Workplace
An investigation into the FDIC found a history of sexual harassment and a toxic work environment. The agency's Chairman faces Congress next week.
FAA Oversight Under Scrutiny After United Airlines Mishaps
FAA Oversight Under Scrutiny: United Airlines Faces Maintenance Audit" - The U.S. Transportation Department's Office of Inspector General launches an audit into FAA's oversight of maintenance at United Airlines, following a series of incidents

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