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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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At a recent federal meeting, one of the nation’s leading cannabis researchers delivered a message that could help shape future legalization debates: marijuana legalization does not lead to an increase in youth cannabis use. This statement, backed by years of data, strikes directly at one of the most persistent arguments against cannabis reform. Dr. Nora Volkow, director …

Top Researcher Says Marijuana Legalization Does Not Increase Youth Use Read More »

A new study confirms what many medical marijuana patients have been saying for years—cannabis can offer real relief from migraine headaches. The research found that both THC and CBD help reduce migraine severity, with the most significant benefits coming from a combination of the two compounds. Researchers observed patients who used medical marijuana to manage …

Study Confirms Medical Marijuana Relieves Migraines—THC and CBD Combo Most Effective Read More »

A groundbreaking study has revealed that a single dose of psilocybin—the naturally occurring psychedelic compound found in magic mushrooms—can deliver rapid and lasting relief from obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) symptoms. For many, the improvements began within hours and extended for weeks. This research adds to growing evidence that plant-based psychedelics could be a game-changer in the …

Psilocybin for OCD Relief Shows Powerful Results in New Study Read More »

A new national poll has flipped an old narrative on its head: most cannabis consumers say marijuana has had a positiveimpact on their professional lives. This finding directly challenges the outdated stigma that cannabis users are less motivated or less productive, adding momentum to the broader movement for workplace cannabis reform and acceptance. The survey, conducted …

Poll Finds Marijuana Use Has Positive Impact on Careers, Challenging Workplace Stereotypes Read More »

Oregon moves one step closer to legalizing marijuana social lounges, opening the door to a new era of public cannabis consumption. The state’s Elections Division has approved the initial signatures submitted by the Oregon Cannabis Café Coalition, triggering the official drafting of a ballot title by the state attorney general. This initiative, if it gains …

Oregon Moves Closer to Legalizing Marijuana Social Lounges with New Ballot Initiative Read More »

In a pivotal shakeup that could reshape the future of cannabis policy in the United States, the DEA’s administrative judge who was overseeing marijuana rescheduling has officially retired. This sudden departure leaves the fate of federal cannabis reform in the hands of new leadership appointed under the Trump administration. The now-retired judge played a central …

DEA Judge Steps Down, Leaving Marijuana Rescheduling in the Hands of Trump-Appointed Leadership Read More »