Cannabis News

Lawmakers in Pennsylvania are gearing up to reintroduce adult-use legalization legislation in the upcoming legislative session, aiming to bring sweeping changes to the state’s policies. The move follows a previous bipartisan effort that failed to pass during the last session. State Rep. Dan Frankel (D) expressed the moral and practical imperatives driving the proposal. “We

In a recent development, Minnesota’s Office of Cannabis Management (OCM) has denied two-thirds of social equity cannabis license applicants due to inadequate documentation. According to a MinnPost report, this decision affects approximately 1,200 out of the 1,817 applicants. The OCM cited concerns over “zone flooders,” predatory applicants, and individuals who failed to meet ownership requirements

In a powerful letter dated November 20, sixty-six members of Congress urged President Joe Biden to use his clemency powers during the final months of his presidency to tackle systemic injustices and reduce mass incarceration in the United States. The letter highlights the staggering statistic that nearly 2 million people are imprisoned in the U.S.,

A Nebraska judge dismissed all charges against Jacy C. Todd, a notary public accused of improperly notarizing petition signatures during the state’s medical legalization campaign. The dismissal, reported by the Nebraska Examiner, marks a pivotal moment in an ongoing legal battle over the voter-approved measures. Todd faced 24 counts of “official misconduct,” with prosecutors alleging