A recent study in Lancet Psychiatry, which reviewed global data from 2000–2025, found that the commercialization of marijuana in the […]
This post is reprinted with permission from Sue’s Substack, by Sue Rusche. Raymond E. Bertino, MD, and colleagues at the Universities […]
A coalition of 35 Attorneys General, representing 34 states and the Virgin Islands, recently sent a letter urging Congress not […]
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Legal and illegal weed markets alike provide major opportunity to our biggest strategic enemy, China, as well as the regime in Beijing.
Fighting Big Weed in the courts not only protects public health. It puts the harms of the drug and the way the inudstry flouts the law in the spotlight.
An empathetic community with clear expectations of behavior can literally save your life.
The court was merely stating what would be the logical view if one were to accept the appellants’ arguments in the most favorable light.
Trulieve has big, big money riding on the campaign to get the drug into Schedule III.
Rescheduling marijuana would make it possible for addiction profiteers to deduct normal business expenses at tax time and power up violent criminal gangs in doing so.
SAM’s EVP Luke Niforatos sat down with PolicySphere to talk all things marijuana rescheduling, especially the politics of it.
There's no upside of rescheduling for anyone except the fat cats of Big Weed.