A new national survey of adult cannabis consumers reveals a striking trend: marijuana users are over five times more likely to exercise regularly than to indulge in fast food. This data challenges outdated stereotypes that paint cannabis users as sedentary or unhealthy. Survey participants reported their routines, with a significant majority engaging in weekly exercise—activities …
Boxing heavyweight legend Mike Tyson has stepped into the spotlight again—this time as a cannabis entrepreneur. After meeting with former President Donald Trump, Tyson visited a Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) laboratory to tour its facilities and promote his Tyson 2.0 cannabis brand. Tyson’s brand, which he co-founded, offers a range of premium cannabis products including …
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In a surprising shift, the U.S. legal cannabis industry reported a 3.4% drop in full-time equivalent jobs last year—even as sales hit a record $30.1 billion, marking a 4.5% increase from 2023. This represents the sharpest employment decline the industry has seen since federal efforts to track cannabis jobs began in 2017. The data reveal that …
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A new national workforce survey has revealed that employees in the cannabis industry report the highest levels of job satisfaction of any sector in the U.S. The report, covering over 1.5 million shift workers, showed nearly 92% of cannabis retail staff described feeling “good” or “amazing” at the end of their shifts—significantly outpacing other industries. …
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Michigan lawmakers have introduced House Bill 4686, a proposal that would allow adults diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) to legally possess up to two ounces of psilocybin or psilocyn for personal therapeutic use. The bill also decriminalizes the cultivation, creation, manufacturing, or delivery of these substances for qualifying veterans and other PTSD patients. Sponsored by …
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A growing number of American sports fans are expressing strong support for cannabis brands sponsoring their favorite teams. A recent national poll has found that the majority of adult fans would welcome both CBD and THC product sponsorships across top-tier professional sports leagues, including the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, UFC, and more. In states where …
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Hip-hop icon and cannabis entrepreneur Snoop Dogg has expanded his brand footprint once again—this time with the launch of a new online hemp store, TryDeathRow.com. The platform offers a curated selection of THCA flower and pre-rolls that are legal under the 2018 Farm Bill, positioning itself as a premium, federally compliant cannabis experience available nationwide. The …
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A Michigan marijuana dispensary has drawn criticism after installing a large Bigfoot statue outside its entrance, reigniting discussions about whether cannabis retailers target children with whimsical marketing. The 10-foot statue, unveiled this summer at a Lansing-area dispensary, features Bigfoot holding a cannabis leaf and wearing a friendly expression. Supporters argue it’s a fun and unique …
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Researchers have identified 33 genetic markers in marijuana that can be manipulated to create custom cannabis strains tailored for specific medical or recreational purposes. The findings come from a study that analyzed the complex DNA of multiple cannabis plants, isolating genes responsible for key traits like cannabinoid levels, terpene production, flowering patterns, and disease resistance. …
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A recent study has found that adult-use cannabis legalization significantly boosts hotel revenue. Analysis across Colorado revealed a 25.2% increase in monthly hotel income—an average gain of $63,671 per property—after recreational cannabis dispensaries opened. This revenue growth continued for at least six years post-legalization. Further data shows room-night bookings rose by 7.9%, and daily room …
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