A. J. Herrington
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San Diego, CA, United States
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Connecticut Cannabis Sales Top $18 Million in February
The Connecticut Department of Consumer Protection last week released data on the state’s regulated cannabis sales for February, the first full month of legal recreational marijuana sales in the state. → Read More
Oklahoma Activists Prepare for Recreational Pot Legalization Vote
Oklahoma voters will decide on a ballot measure to legalize cannabis for adults on Tuesday, March 7. → Read More
Michigan City Decriminalizes Psilocybin, Other Psychedelics
Civic leaders in the city of Ferndale, Michigan have voted to decriminalize natural psychedelics including psilocybin, DMT, and ayahuasca. → Read More
Four Americans Convicted in U.K. Smuggling Case
Four Americans have been convicted of drug smuggling charges so far following the arrests of nine Americans at Heathrow Airport in January. → Read More
Ohio Lawmakers File Medical Cannabis Revamp Bill
A pair of Republican lawmakers in Ohio have introduced a bill to overhaul the state’s medical marijuana program. → Read More
Connecticut Launches Recreational Cannabis Sales
Regulated sales of recreational marijuana began in Connecticut on Tuesday at seven existing medical marijuana dispensaries now licensed to also sell adult-use cannabis. → Read More
Humboldt County Shaken by Second Earthquake in Two Weeks
An earthquake struck the Emerald Triangle cannabis cultivation region of California on Sunday, only 12 days after a stronger quake shook the area. → Read More
U.K. Police Chiefs Call for Decriminalization of First-Time Drug Offenses
U.K. police chiefs have proposed eliminating criminal penalties for first-time drug offenders who agree to complete a drug education or treatment program. → Read More
Kansas Lawmakers Plan To Introduce Medical Cannabis Legalization Bill
Kansas state lawmakers plan to introduce a bill to legalize medical marijuana when the legislature reconvenes next month. → Read More
Recreational Weed Now Legal in Missouri
Possession of recreational marijuana is now legal in Missouri following last month’s passage of a constitutional amendment to end the prohibition on cannabis in the state. → Read More
New Poll Shows 9 Out Of 10 Americans Support Legal Pot
A new Pew Research poll shows that nearly nine of 10 American adults support legalizing cannabis in some form, with a strong majority believing that recreational marijuana should be legal. → Read More
Legislative Report Projects $72 Billion Cannabis Industry By 2030
A new report delivered to Maryland lawmakers this week shows the national market for legal cannabis growing to $72 billion per year by 2030. → Read More
Mississippi Medical Weed Grower Ordered To Destroy $1 Million Worth of Plants
The largest licensed medical cannabis grower in Mississippi was ordered to destroy thousands of cannabis plants worth about $1 million for failing to abide by regulations, according to the state health department. → Read More
Uber Eats Now Delivering Weed in Toronto
Consumers in Toronto can now order cannabis for delivery through Uber Eats. → Read More
Researchers Studying Psilocybin as Treatment for Obesity
Researchers affiliated with the University of Copenhagen are studying psilocybin as a possible treatment for obesity. → Read More
New Study Suggests Expectations May Drive Effects of Microdosing Psilocybin
New research shows that the reported benefits of microdosing psilocybin might be influenced by the expectations of those taking the drug. → Read More
Texas Poll Shows Majority Support Legalizing Recreational Weed
A new poll shows that 55% of Texans support legalizing pot for recreational use, while 72% said they support legalizing medical cannabis. → Read More
Trump Urges 'Very Quick Trial' and Death Penalty for Drug Dealers
Former President Donald Trump called for quick trials and executions of drug traffickers during a Washington, D.C. speech to a conservative political group. → Read More
Fruit Fly Study Shows Psilocybin Produces Long-Lasting Antidepressant-Like Effect
A study of fruit flies has given further evidence that psilocybin has the potential to treat depression in humans. → Read More
New Washington, D.C. Policy Lets Adults ‘Self-Certify’ for Medical Cannabis
A Washington, D.C. ordinance eliminates the requirement that patients receive a doctor’s recommendation to apply for a medical cannabis card. → Read More