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The Church of the Eagle and the Condor has affirmed its members’ right to use ayahuasca for religious ceremonial purposes.
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Sweden likely made history earlier this month with one of the country’s largest-ever cocaine seizures.
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Last week New York leaders celebrated the opening of the 100th adult-use retail store with a CAURD license.
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The officer, who was awarded the D.A.R.E. title in 2022, also called alcohol a gateway drug.
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Employees at Cresco in Massachusetts were among the first in the U.S. to exit organized labor.
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The growth of the past year was driven largely by young Midwestern states.
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The market in Japan expanded from $26.3 million in 2019 to $173.8 million in 2023.
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A recent proposal is considering adding fentanyl to the Department of Health & Human Services drug panel for testing, and removing MDMA/MDA.
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A Maine man was arrested and held without bail last week on federal charges of illegal cannabis cultivation as part of a yearslong investigation encompassing 20 states.
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A newly shared agenda from the Congressional Progressive Caucus suggests that a House and Senate majority is enough for Democratic leaders to legalize cannabis, among other progressive aims.
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