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A recent survey found that 61% of American adults plan on incorporating cannabis in their Valentine’s Day celebrations.

The New York City Police Department filed lawsuits on Tuesday aiming to shut down four companies that the police claim have been illegally selling cannabis products in Manhattan.

Hawthorne Collective Inc, a Scotts Miracle-Gro Co subsidiary, filed a lawsuit against cannabis company TerrAscend Corp and JW Asset Management LLC, an investment company, claiming the duo is violating U.S. antitrust laws.

A New York proposal would require some health insurers to cover medication costs for state-registered medical cannabis patients.

A recent study found there is little evidence supporting the notion that cannabis “hangovers” can stymie next-day performance.

North Carolina lawmakers are reconsidering a proposal to legalize medical cannabis for 11 qualifying conditions and for end-of-life and palliative care.

A federal judge ruled last week that the federal ban on people who use cannabis from owning or possessing firearms is unconstitutional.

Cannabis tax revenue in Colorado fell from $423 million in 2021 — during the peak of the coronavirus pandemic — to $325 million in 2022

A legislative proposal in Washington seeks to create a cannabis regulatory commission that would operate like the state’s other agricultural agencies.

Washington lawmakers are considering raising taxes on highly potent cannabis products, proposing a 50% tax rate for products containing between 35% and 60% THC and a 65% tax rate for products exceeding 60% THC.

The medical cannabis advocacy group Americans for Safe Access has released its annual “State of the States” report, which grades the states on their medical cannabis access options, and zero U.S. states or territories received an “A” from the organization.

Argentina has established a new federal agency to regulate the nation’s hemp and medical cannabis industries.

A Virginia House panel voted down two bills this week that sought to establish regulations for retail cannabis sales in the state.

Lawmakers in the North Dakota House this week rejected two proposals to allow infused edibles in the state’s medical cannabis program.

The cannabis B2B tech firm LeafLink announced it raised $100 million in its Series D financing round.

U.S. Rep. Greg Steube (R-FL) has introduced a proposal to reschedule cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act.

California cannabis regulators last week asked the state attorney general’s office whether they could allow interstate cannabis commerce without sparking federal enforcement.

The head of a Washington, D.C. cannabis delivery company pleaded guilty this week to federal money laundering charges related to about $3.5 million worth of unregulated cannabis sales.

The state of Pennsylvania has awarded $200,000 in grants to three agriculture nonprofits heading projects related to industrial hemp-based fiber and food products.

Researchers at Australia’s University of Sydney have launched the world’s first-ever study investigating the efficacy of CBD treatments for spinal cord injury-induced chronic pain.

A bipartisan Pennsylvania proposal would allow doctors to certify patients for the state’s medical cannabis program for any condition that they believe could benefit from cannabis therapy.

Massachusetts’ total cannabis sales since the state’s 2018 launch of the adult-use marketplace have now surpassed $4 billion.

Washington lawmakers are considering bills to allow cannabis home grows and end the practice of drug testing for cannabis as a condition for getting hired.

Wyoming’s House Education Committee has tabled a bill carrying penalties for selling synthetically derived cannabinoid products to minors.