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Plus, New York holds a marathon hearing on cannabis, and more.
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Today's Cultivated is an op-ed from the Parabola Center's Shaleen Title and Bruce Barcott.
Plus, former DEA administrators say cannabis should remain a Schedule I drug, and more.
Today's Sunday Read is a dispatch from South Africa's budding cannabis tourism industry by writer Ray Mwareya.
Regulatory change is a hot topic in the cannabis industry right now. A guest post from journalist Andrew Ward shows how businesses are prepping.
Plus, Canada's legalization experiment five years in.
Plus, US cannabis companies march toward the TSX, and much more.
2 months ago
The SAFE(R) Banking Act passed the powerful Senate Banking Committee 14-9 this morning.
Maybe the tenth (?) time's a charm. That, and much more.
It's not actual legalization, but it's kinda close. Bear with me.
Today, guest writer Andrew Ward helps you answer some burning questions.
3 months ago
Brace yourselves for an essay about capitalism, fairness, and cannabis.
A potential move to Schedule III means less taxes for cannabis companies. The rest we're not so sure about. That, and more.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) is recommending that cannabis be moved from Schedule I to Schedule III.
It's a late August Hump Day. Take a breath, read some great stories.