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Karen can only get the cannabis oil by travelling abroad – and to bring it back home she has to have an import license.
It’s springtime for hemp — the dawn of a new age for Minnesota agriculture.
New cannabis products — like edibles, beverages, topicals and extracts — will be for sale legally in Canada in mid-December.
Nearly four in 10 Americans think Cannabidiol (CBD) oils should be legally available for adults as an over-the-counter purchase while another 21% think people should only be able to buy them with a doctor's prescription.
Across the country, the cannabis industry is weighing whether to join forces with the United Food and Commercial Workers International Union, now the most influential union in cannabis, which reps more than 10,000 marijuana workers in 14 states.
It's already clear that the ancient Silk Road trafficked in more than spices, grains, and ideas.
It’s a pretty extraordinary milestone, and an indicator of just how financially strong the legal marijuana market has become.
A positive test for marijuana in pre-employment drug screenings won't be a problem for most people in Nevada, beginning next year.
The Oregon House passed a bill Tuesday that makes it legal to transport cannabis across state lines. But trading isn’t about to happen anytime soon.
CBD is taking over the mall.
91 percent of hospice professionals from 40 states endorsed the use of medical cannabis by their patients.
Hemp is one step closer to becoming a viable and legal industry in Alaska. Earlier this week, the state released proposed regulations to get growers into a pilot program.
A mother who took her severely ill child to the Netherlands for cannabis oil treatment says she is now trapped living abroad.
As expected, the head of New Mexico’s Department of Health approved opioid use disorder as a qualifying condition to use medical cannabis.
Members of the Canadian aviation industry are forbidden from consuming cannabis for at least 28 days before going on duty, according to new rules now in force.
Hemp is more than the plant behind CBD: It's also the eco-friendly alternative to some of the biggest pollutants of modern time.


