For the first time in the history of the United States, a cannabis cafe has opened. The Lowell Cafe opened in California on Tuesday, October 1st.
02 Oct
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25 Sep
SAFE Cannabis Banking Act May Be Voted On In Coming Days
The SAFE cannabis banking act would make cannabis banking possible for businesses. It would allow financial institutions to deal with cannabis businesses.
19 Sep
Understanding the Many Benefits of Cannabis Topicals
There are a myriad of benefits of cannabis topicals. They can be useful to treat a number of painful ailments and don’t cause any psychoactive “high”.
12 Sep
Vaping Lung Illness Outbreak Is Reason For Cannabis Legalization
The number of people with vaping lung illness has reached more than 450. Some experts suspect unregulated cannabis cartridges may be to blame.
27 Jun
House of Representatives Votes to Protect Legal Cannabis States
The U.S. House of Representatives approved a measure that would prevent the Department of Justice from interfering with legal cannabis states.
19 Jun
CBD Advertisements Being Quietly Targeted By Facebook
Facebook’s more than 2.3 billion monthly users can expect to not see any CBD advertisements popping up in their feed any time soon.
12 Apr
CVS Will Soon Carry CBD Products In 800 Stores in 8 States
Pharmacy giant CVS made waves recently by announcing that they will be bringing CBD products to the shelves of 800 of their stores in the future.
20 Feb
Medical Cannabis Patient Sues Over Employment Discrimination
In a lawsuit filed against the city of Bridgeport, a legal medical cannabis patient claims he was discriminated against for his use of medical cannabis.
04 Dec
Canadian Woman Files Lawsuit Over Mislabeled Cannabis Products
Mislabeled cannabis products are found online and in stores. One Canadian woman is suing after she received what she claims to be a “mislabeled” product.