Opinion
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Which Market Leaders Will Make Up The Cannabis Industry Space Race?
The uncertainty leaves lots of room for ample speculation and hypothesizing. Here's what industry experts think.
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The Tide Is Turning: Investing Around The Schumer Cannabis Reform Bill
iI’s time for the Senate to address banking and taxation issues that can allow the industry to be built on a more solid foundation.
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Is Marijuana The Cure-All We Want It To Be?
With a substance steeped in so much controversy, it’s no surprise there’s an overwhelming amount of conflicting information about marijuana’s benefits and risks.
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The Drug War Is A Global Disaster That Americans Can No Longer Ignore
The U.S. cannot just forget the role that it has played in fomenting the violence of the Drug War.
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Is Hemp The Next Cash Crop For Farmers And States?
From synthetic blood proteins to clothing, building materials and more, hemp offers another world of alternatives.
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FDA Approves Expensive Alzheimer’s Drug And Continues To Ignore Cannabis
The Alzheimer's Society has never funded research into cannabis as a potential treatment for dementia symptoms.
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Sen. Chuck Schumer’s Federal Legalization Bill Falls Flat With Marijuana Industry
It's the first time a majority speaker of the House has ever introduced a cannabis legalization bill.
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Oregon Usable Marijuana Possession Bumped To Two Ounces But Dispensaries Lag
OLCC rules still limits the amount of usable marijuana a recreational consumer may purchase at a dispensary to no more than one ounce.
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This Is Your Brain On Drug War Propaganda
Minority marijuana users will have to pay more for marijuana to buy votes for the very politicians who voted for the Drug War that oppressed them.
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What Would Happen If Gun Laws Were Enforced Like Marijuana Laws?
There were 14,400 gun-related homicides in 2019 in the United States. Of course, there were no reported marijuana-related deaths.