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The NFL Players Association has approved a new agreement with NFL team owners that will create a 17-game regular season, expand ...
March, 2020
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7 March
Old Equipment Means Texas Police Can’t Test Marijuana in Possession Cases
According to the Texas Department of Public Safety, a long-awaited testing device that can differentiate between hemp or marijuana will soon ...
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5 March
U.S. Sees Decline in Companies Drug Testing Employees for Marijuana
According to new data by Simply Hired, more U.S. businesses are abandoning cannabis drug testing or cutting back on their testing ...
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1 March
First-Ever Cannabis Menopause Product Line Launches
Hello Again, an all-natural line of cannabis-infused menopause care products, is launching in California. The company’s “Hello Again, Everyday” and “Hello ...
February, 2020
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29 February
76% of Vermont Residents Support Legalizing Marijuana
A new poll conducted by Public Policy Polling and commissioned by the Marijuana Policy Project (MPP) found that an overwhelming 76% ...
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24 February
Amsterdam Is Banning Tourists from Tours and Potentially from Cannabis
A new law in Amsterdam, effective April 1, will establish a partial ban on tours of the city’s famous red light ...
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18 February
Marijuana Reduces People’s Need for ADHD Drugs
According to data, the medical marijuana use has been linked to a reduction in the use of ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder) drugs in ...
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17 February
School Suspends Student for 10 Days for Smelling Like Marijuana
High school student Jordan Evans claims to be wrongly accused of smelling like marijuana while at school and getting suspended for ...
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1 February
Man Caught with 91 Pounds of Marijuana Walks Free
An Ohio man caught with 91 pounds of marijuana will not face charges because the state currently doesn’t have the proper ...
January, 2020
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24 January
Idaho Senator Files a Bill to Decriminalize Drugs
An Idaho Senator has proposed a new bill to decriminalize drugs. “We have too much of a focus on prosecution and ...