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As more countries reconsider their drug policies and move toward cannabis reform, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is issuing a clear warning: travelers should double-check the legal status of marijuana, CBD, and other cannabis products before heading overseas. In a recent travel advisory, the CDC emphasized that cannabis laws vary dramatically …

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The U.S. Supreme Court has granted the Biden administration additional time to decide whether it will challenge a lower court ruling that declared it unconstitutional to ban cannabis users from owning firearms. The extension gives the government more room to consider its next move in a case with major implications for both Second Amendment rights …

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Jeff Sessions, former U.S. Attorney General under President Trump, recently shared his perspective on why marijuana remains federally illegal—blaming political fear rather than scientific or public health concerns. His comments offer a rare inside view into the mindset that continues to slow cannabis reform at the national level. Speaking at a recent event, Sessions suggested …

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A new bill introduced in Congress could mark a significant shift in federal cannabis policy by repealing a decades-old rule that prevents the White House drug czar from endorsing marijuana legalization. If passed, the bill would open the door for federal officials to finally voice support for reform efforts without facing legal barriers. Under current …

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A new chapter in cannabis science is beginning with the launch of a federally backed marijuana research center aimed at deepening the understanding of cannabis and its effects on health. The new facility, located at the University of Mississippi, is part of a broader push by federal agencies to support high-quality research into cannabis as …

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A new federally funded study reveals a strong connection between veteran populations and access to medical marijuana doctors. Researchers found that areas with more veterans tend to have a higher number of physicians registered to recommend medical cannabis. The study suggests that as the need for alternative treatment options grows among veterans, the healthcare system …

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New York’s legal cannabis market is gaining serious momentum. According to a new state report, marijuana sales in New York are closing in on a staggering $1.5 billion total, fueled in part by a major jump in the number of licensed stores across the state. The report, released by New York’s Office of Cannabis Management, …

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A new study is shedding light on how racial identity labels impact consumer behavior in the cannabis industry. Researchers found that labeling marijuana products as “Black-owned” significantly increased interest among white consumers—but had little or no effect on interest among Black consumers. The study, conducted by researchers from Yale University and published in the journal Social …

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Montana lawmakers have passed a landmark bill that would allow Indian tribes to enter into cannabis compacts directly with the governor. This move is seen as a major step toward expanding tribal sovereignty and promoting economic opportunities for Native communities within the state’s growing cannabis industry. Under current law, Native American tribes in Montana face …

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In a powerful show of bipartisan support, the Florida House of Representatives has unanimously passed a bill that would make medical marijuana cards free for military veterans. The move is a major step toward expanding affordable healthcare options for those who have served the country, especially veterans struggling with chronic pain, PTSD, and other service-related …

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