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420 FILE - Cannabis legalization has quickly spread across the United States, and perspectives on its use have shifted rapidly.
420 FILE - Enjoying the benefits of marijuana has been legal for certain Californians ever since 1996—at least to some extent.
420 FILE - Delta-10 THC is becoming more and more popular. Basically, this is a cannabinoid that has much potential like the regular delta-9 THC that you are already familiar with.
420 FILE - Fulfilling a high-profile campaign pledge, President Joe Biden recently announced that his office will be issuing pardons to several thousand Americans with federal convictions for marijuana possession offenses.
420 FILE--In a new poll from Quinnipiac University, California voters say legalizing marijuana has been good for the state, by a margin of 54 - 31 percent. Hispanic respondents had a slight edge over Whites, and men say 59 - 26 percent that legalizing marijuana has been good, compared to 49 - 35 percent among women.
420 FILE--The biggest bottleneck to the development and expansion of the legal cannabis industry across California has been local governments banning commercial marijuana companies.
420 FILE--Weed and tobacco have long been considered sisters of smoke.
420 FILE--In the past seven days, two major developments have transpired on Capitol Hill with regard to veterans’ access to medical cannabis.
420 FILE--With the legalization of marijuana for medical and recreational use in many states, marijuana stock has seen tremendous growth.
420 FILE--A record 64 percent of Americans believe that marijuana should be legal for recreational consumption, according to a recent Gallup national poll. That figure marks the highest point since the group started polling on the topic back in 1969. This shouldn't come as much of a surprise: With the drug legal in 29 states and the District of Columbia and legislative pushes gaining momentum on state ballots, it seems recreational marijuana legalization is an inevitability.
