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Former DEA Agent Reveals Chinese Criminal Networks' Impact on U.S. Drug Trade

For much of his career as a federal drug agent, Ray Donovan was focused on capturing Mexican cartel boss Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman. When...

Cherokee Tribe to Begin Selling Recreational Cannabis Products to Adults 21 and Over

The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians' marijuana retailer on their tribal lands in western North Carolina announced on Thursday that it...

NYC Closes Over 1000 Illegal Cannabis Shops Amid Crackdown

Since April, New York City has shut down 779 illegal marijuana shops as part of a crackdown initiated by state legislation. This effort...

Tens of Thousands of Marylanders Receive Pardons for Cannabis Convictions

Maryland Governor Wes Moore announced over 175,000 pardons for marijuana convictions on Monday, calling it the “most sweeping state-level...

Martha’s Vineyard Is About To Run Out Of Cannabis

Martha’s Vineyard is on the brink of a marijuana shortage, prompting a lawsuit and urgent actions from state regulators. An 81-year-old...

New York’s Legal Cannabis Program Plagued by Inexperienced Leaders, Report Finds

New York’s legal cannabis market has struggled due to inexperienced leaders who treated the state licensing agency like a...

DeSantis Moving Toward Vetoing Bill to Regulate Cannabis Products in Florida

While Governor Ron DeSantis opposes a constitutional amendment to legalize marijuana in Florida, he is expected to veto a bill that would...

Curaleaf Employees Protest Labor Conditions at Phoenix Dispensary

Employees of Curaleaf staged a protest outside one of the company's Phoenix dispensaries on Saturday 4/20, coinciding with the revered...