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In 2017, Lynnette French made a career shift. Back then, the Massachusetts mom held a managerial position at an Urban Outfitters store in Boston. Her vision for the future changed when she took her first step inside a medical marijuana dispensary. A longtime marijuana user, French felt that visit was the first time she felt “really normal” about cannabis consumption. And it taught her that she ...

The most recent ATM crime in San Antonio happened Thursday, when police said three people stole an ATM using a sledgehammer and stolen truck.

The New York State Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance and Office for the Prevention of Domestic Violence are coordinating a federally funded program.

Americans for Safe Access (ASA) unveiled a comprehensive report titled "Regulating Patient Health: An Analysis of Disparities in State Cannabis Testing Programs."

By Terrie Best The US president does not like cannabis. In fact, I am told by DC lobbyists that he hates it. He does not want to be the president that reschedules the plant - which I’m sure but can’t prove - he once called the devil’s lettuce. Yet Biden will likely go down in…

Maryland’s congressional Democrats are sponsoring legislation that will directly affect state residents.

The Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) heard from stakeholders yesterday as part of the legislative implementation process for recently

News and Press Release in English on Bangladesh about Coordination; published on 5 Jun 2023 by WFP

Are some protests more worthy than others? The State Government's anti-protest laws have exposed some absurd double standards in South Australian political debate, argues Matthew Abraham.

Long a stronghold for reproductive rights, Colorado is providing access to care to those from states where the procedure has been limited or banned altogether.