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US Lawmakers File Bill to Allow Cannabis Users Access to Federal Employment, Security Clearances
The legislation would prevent an individual’s prior or current cannabis use from being a disqualifying factor in federal job opportunities.
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Worcester Regional Chamber of Commerce Endorses No on 8: Stop the Repeal Campaign
The network of local businesses joined the Massachusetts campaign that’s focused on protecting legal cannabis, jobs and the progress made through legalization.
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US Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Assist Cannabis Businesses in Getting Insurance
The bipartisan legislation aims to shield insurance companies that serve the cannabis industry from federal prosecution and liability.
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Colorado Wrote the Cannabis Rulebook; It's Writing the AI Rulebook Next
Colorado wrote the cannabis licensing template that other states copied. Its new AI law is now trailblazing another regulatory path for the industry.
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Can States Favor Own Residents for Cannabis Licenses? Michigan Man Asks Supreme Court to Decide
Kenneth Gay, who owns the Peridot Tree companies, is petitioning the nation’s highest court to reverse the Ninth Circuit’s ruling involving residency requirements.
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Opening the Door to Social Consumption: Massachusetts’ Next Chapter in Cannabis Regulation
The state’s regulations are here, but the rollout largely depends on municipal and operational barriers that may slow or frustrate implementation.
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Where Are We on Cannabis Rescheduling? It’s Been Months Since the US Attorney General’s April 2026 Order
There’s been no transparency about the applications of those seeking DEA registration. The IRS/Treasury has provided no guidance about what to do regarding §280E on those federal tax returns – even though, in April, the feds promised it would be forthcoming.
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Federal Court Denies Anti-Rescheduling Parties’ Motion to Stay Schedule III Cannabis Order
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit won’t halt the Trump administration’s order that reclassified medical cannabis.
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Visa, Mastercard Likely Won’t Change Cannabis-Payment Policies Under Schedule III, GAO Finds
Unless cannabis is federally legalized, the industry’s obstacles with banking, loans and other basic financial services will persist, according to a federal report.
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Ohio Dispensary Voluntarily Closes as Regulators Investigate Adverse Health Events
The Herbal Wellness Center dispensary closed its Jackson location at the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control’s request.
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Indigenous Cannabis Industry Association Receives Community Partnership Award
The Minority Cannabis Business Association presented the award, recognizing the ICIA for bridging the gap between policy and community leadership.
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US House Offers Intoxicating Hemp Products 4-Week Reprieve From Ban
The chamber voted to back the Senate’s plan to delay the federal government’s ban on certain hemp-derived cannabinoid products until Dec. 11. Trump signed off.
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