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Just as Massachusetts celebrates record-breaking cannabis sales and regulatory success, a new set of proposed 2026 ballot initiatives could threaten to unravel it all. State officials are now reviewing multiple proposals that aim to recriminalize recreational marijuana sales, potentially rolling back legalization efforts that have generated over $8 billion in adult-use sales. The controversial proposals, currently …

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As Texas lawmakers debate a potential ban on hemp-derived THC products, one senator is flipping the script—filing bold new legislation to both regulate hemp products and legalize marijuana statewide. The move signals growing political momentum for cannabis reform deep in the heart of a traditionally conservative state. Senator José Menéndez introduced two key bills during …

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In a historic move for Eastern Europe, Slovenian lawmakers have filed a bill to legalize marijuana for adult use, just as a separate proposal to expand medical cannabis access officially cleared parliament. This two-pronged momentum signals a cultural and political shift in Slovenia’s approach to cannabis—and positions the country as a potential regional leader in reform. …

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Georgia is taking a critical step toward modernizing its cannabis landscape. State lawmakers have officially launched a formal study to examine the future of medical marijuana and hemp policy, preparing for potential legislative action during the 2026 session. This initiative reflects growing recognition among policymakers that Georgia’s cannabis laws are outdated—and in need of strategic reform. …

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Delaware just made history. Starting this Friday, adults 21 and older can legally purchase recreational marijuana across the state as medical cannabis dispensaries open their doors to all consumers. This marks the official launch of Delaware’s adult-use cannabis market, a major milestone for cannabis reform in the Mid-Atlantic region. Unlike some states that stagger rollouts, Delaware …

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Massachusetts just made cannabis history again—adult-use marijuana sales have officially surpassed $8 billion since the state’s legal market opened in 2018. This landmark achievement solidifies Massachusetts as one of the most successful legal cannabis markets in the country and a powerful model for regulation, tax revenue, and consumer demand. According to data released by the Massachusetts Cannabis …

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In a first-of-its-kind scientific breakthrough, federal researchers have officially confirmed the presence of cannabinoids in human breath following the consumption of marijuana edibles. The discovery may open the door to a new generation of cannabis breath testing technology—one that could reshape how impairment and recent use are detected in the future. The study, conducted by …

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Massachusetts has officially passed a major milestone in cannabis history—more than $8 billion in adult-use marijuana sales since launching its legal market in 2018. The achievement highlights the state’s powerful role in shaping the East Coast cannabis economy and proves just how impactful legalization can be when executed with structure, oversight, and accessibility. According to …

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A new study has found that home values in states with legal marijuana are rising faster and higher than in states where cannabis remains criminalized. This discovery adds to a growing body of evidence that legal cannabis doesn’t just benefit the health and freedom of individuals—it also boosts the economic health of communities. The research …

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A leading law professor has ignited controversy by declaring that current roadside tests used to detect marijuana impairment are “pseudoscientific” and legally flawed. The bold statement was made during a legal policy discussion as more states face scrutiny over how cannabis impairment is measured—and prosecuted—on the road. The criticism targets field sobriety tests like eye …

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