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A newly published review of research on psychedelics and tobacco use concludes that there’s “evidence that psychedelics, in particular psilocybin, may offer a potential avenue for combating tobacco use disorder,” though authors say that studies to date are still limited

A Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) judge is being asked to remove the agency from its role in an upcoming hearing on the Biden administration’s marijuana rescheduling proposal, with a new legal filing citing alleged statutory violations that include “unlawful” communication

How marijuana is handled after harvest—specifically, how the plant is dried before packaging—can have a significant impact on product quality, including with respect to preserving terpenes and trichomes, according to a pair of newly published white papers. The studies, announced

Bipartisan senators have introduced a bill to mandate the automatic sealing of criminal records for certain non-violent federal marijuana and other drug convictions. The legislation—titled the “Clean Slate Act”—was filed by Sens. Bob Casey (D-PA) and Rand Paul (R-KY) on

“The Court agrees with the Sponsors that not every error or irregularity should invalidate a signature.” By Zach Wendling, Nebraska Examiner A Lancaster County District Court judge Friday allowed a lawsuit against the state’s active medical cannabis petitions to move forward.

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President Joe Biden is again promoting the mass marijuana pardons he’s issued and the administration’s move to federally reschedule cannabis, which the White House is describing as examples of achievements that deliver for Black Americans. Notably, the president explicitly recognized

“It is not looking that great for us, but we continue to do the best we can with the little we have.” By Bhaamati Borkhetaria, CommonWealth Beacon The Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission, already struggling amidst a leadership vacuum, is now