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In a major move set to redefine hemp cultivation in the U.S., California cannabis giant Glass House Brands has joined forces with the University of California, Berkeley, to dive deep …

Once hailed as a beacon of social justice and economic promise, New York’s legal cannabis rollout is under scrutiny as investigations loom over the state’s top marijuana agency. When New …

In a major policy step, Brazil’s health regulator ANVISA is seeking public input to update the country’s cannabis production rules — potentially opening the door for a more regulated medical …

The Dutch Cannabis Experiment Begins: Legal Farms Step Into the Light For decades, the Netherlands has been known for its liberal stance on marijuana. Tourists have flocked to Amsterdam’s “coffeeshops” …

SAN DIEGO — A historic shift is rolling into San Diego’s social scene this April: the city’s first-ever cannabis consumption lounge is opening just in time for the 4/20 weekend. …

Could cannabis help people beat drug addiction? New research suggests it might. In a groundbreaking study, researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) have found that medical cannabis could …

The High Just Got Pricier: How Tariffs Are Blowing Up U.S. Cannabis Costs If you thought weed was already expensive, brace yourself: it just got costlier, thanks to a wave …

A push to legalize recreational cannabis in New Hampshire has hit a wall—again. On Wednesday, a key state Senate committee voted down a bill that would have allowed adults to …

The government backs a growing sector as more patients gain affordable treatment The Czech Republic is making medical cannabis more accessible than ever, thanks to a public health insurance system …

Federal Agency Withdraws Funding for Ohio State University Study The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) has canceled a $699,000 research grant awarded to Ohio State University (OSU). The study aimed …