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Embark on your international travels with a clear head and a respect for local laws. Discover our essential tips for cannabis enthusiasts looking to explore the world without finding trouble.
As rumors swirl about a potential DEA announcement to reschedule cannabis, the implications for medical research and industry regulations could be transformative. Will the DEA's decision ignite a new era for cannabis in America? Stay tuned for a groundbreaking shift in drug policy dynamics.
This week's "Weekly Roll-Up" covers NYC's legalization efforts, the finale of Cheech & Chong, Mississippi's medical marijuana progress, the role of cannabis in happiness, and the legacy of Charlotte's Web. Plus, don't miss Jackie "The Joke Man" Martling's exclusive interview. A week filled with insights on cannabis's impact from coast to coast and beyond
Dive into the heated legal showdown between a would-be Walmart security guard and the retail behemoth over a failed drug test for THC. 'In Walmart's Crosshairs' uncovers the gritty details of a case that could redefine employment rights in the age of legal weed in New Jersey. As recreational pot use puts traditional drug policies to the test, find out why this battle over buds is about more than just one job—it's about setting a precedent for workers everywhere
In Somerset County, Maine, a significant discovery unveils the challenges lurking within the state's burgeoning cannabis industry. Over 4,760 marijuana plants were seized from an illegal cultivation operation, spotlighting the ongoing battle between legal compliance and the shadow market. Dive into the complexities of policing the cannabis boom, the fine line between regulation and freedom, and the path towards a responsible cannabis culture
As holiday travel increases, Rev. Duke Nolan advises flyers on the rules of flying with cannabis. Despite its legalization in several U.S, states, federal law prohibits carrying cannabis, including CBD oil, without regulations. TSA allows cannabis products with no more than 0.3% THC or FDA approval in checked or carry-on luggage. TSA focuses primarily on passenger safety rather than actively seeking illegal drugs. If found, local law enforcement decides the next steps. Knowledge of current laws is essential with the changing landscape of cannabis legalization.
