MJBizCon Opens Their Doors in Las Vegas, Here’s A Recap of What has Happened so Far

As 2025 winds down, MJBizCon has once again transformed the Las Vegas Convention Center into the global epicenter of the cannabis industry. Tens of thousands of entrepreneurs, cultivators, investors, retailers, and policymakers from around the world streamed through its halls on Wednesday, navigating a maze of booths showcasing everything from cutting-edge cultivation tech to emerging […]

Virginia’s Plan to Legalize Marijuana is Unveiled

Finally, Virginia has a plan. Ever since possession and cultivation of marijuana was legalized in the state in 2021, it’s been in a sort of limbo. Despite legalization going into effect, Glenn Youngkin, a staunch opponent of marijuana, became Governor and vetoed anything weed-related that hit his desk. His time in office is coming to […]

Federal Hemp Ban Could Effect Pets As Well As Humans

A newly enacted federal hemp ban tucked into a sprawling government spending bill signed by President Donald Trump last week is sparking alarm among veterinarians, manufacturers and pet owners—many of whom say the policy could unintentionally jeopardize access to CBD therapies for dogs, cats and other animals who rely on them for serious medical conditions. […]

Florida may NOT vote for legal cannabis next year

Ron Desantis’s governorship is doing all it can to stop the ballot initiative to legalize marijuana from going forward. Last week we had reported that the group leading the charge for the ballot initiative, Smart & Safe Florida, had successfully submitted their amendment after receiving a bunch of push back and reluctance from Desantis. Now, […]

New Laboratory Studies Show Cannabis Use May Decrease Overall Alcohol Consumption

A new controlled laboratory study suggests that smoking cannabis may significantly reduce how much alcohol people consume—at least in the short term—adding rare experimental evidence to the debate over whether “California sober” habits hold up under scientific scrutiny. Published Wednesday in the American Journal of Psychiatry, the findings show that participants who smoked higher-potency cannabis […]

Gun Ban For Marijuana Consumers Deemed Unconstitutional, Appeals Court Dismisses Conviction

A federal appeals court has thrown out a firearms conviction after ruling that the underlying charge—possessing a gun as a marijuana user—is unconstitutional under the Second Amendment, escalating a national legal clash over cannabis and gun rights. In a decision Friday, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit vacated the conviction of Kevin […]

New York Cannabis Prices Plummet as Competition Rises

Average cannabis prices in the state have dropped 17% since legalization, a sign of a rapidly maturing market marked by soaring store openings, growing product variety and intensifying competition. According to newly released data from the state Office of Cannabis Management (OCM), the average “unit price” for cannabis products has fallen from $38.61 in 2023 […]

Middle-Aged Women Are Ditching Wine and Swapping To THC Beverages

A growing number of women—especially those in their 40s and 50s—are trading their nightly glass of wine for THC-infused beverages, reshaping both the cannabis and alcohol landscapes. Economists and industry leaders say the shift reflects a broader cultural movement toward intentional, wellness-driven consumption. “They’re replacing that glass of wine at the end of the night […]

Trump’s DOJ Tells Prosecutors To Enforce Simple Possession Crimes

The Trump administration appears poised to take a harder stance on low-level cannabis enforcement, with at least one U.S. attorney saying federal prosecutors have been instructed to once again pursue simple possession cases—particularly on federal property. Darin Smith, the U.S. Attorney for the District of Wyoming, said on Nov. 13 that his office has alerted […]

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