It’s funny to think back on the “reefer madness” era in the United States in the 1930s, a time when political leaders demonized cannabis and planted the seeds for the War on Drugs.
As cannabis legalization rolls out in the United States, one of the biggest talking points is the expungement of prior non-violent cannabis crimes.
Joe Biden has promised time and time again to be a president for all Americans. All of them.
Despite unprecedented challenges brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 was a productive and successful year for the cannabis industry. Now, as we enter the new year, let’s take a look at the U.S. states that could go green in 2021.
New York governor Andrew Cuomo has pledged that the state will work to legalise recreational cannabis throughout 2021, announcing a new proposal to create a system to oversee and regulate the drug.
We’ve seen the pandemic reorient how we interact with businesses, each other and the world around us. It’s accelerated many trends in business — from e-commerce to digital payments — by several years in a matter of months.
Joe Biden has been projected to have won the presidential election by several major news organizations.
Over the next decade, marijuana could well be one of the fastest-growing industries in the United States.
Back in August, I believed that 2020 could still be a big year for the cannabis legalization movement. Yesterday, voters finished casting votes in five states to determine whether or not to legalize cannabis use.
Cannabis legalization was on five state ballots yesterday and ran the table.