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Michigan lawmakers
could legalize REC this week. Some Republicans favor the legislative approach since they fear the expected ballot initiative in November will boost liberal turnout.
California Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D) said
“the world changes,”
when asked why she has dropped her opposition to REC. She faces a primary from the left on Tuesday.
After a judge ruled to allow it, Florida Sen. Bill Nelson (D) said he
supports access to smokeable MED
, putting him at odds with Gov. Rick Scott (R), Nelson’s likely opponent this year.
After a year of fighting, a Montana hemp farmer
won access
to federally controlled water. The Senate Appropriations Committee directed $500,000 to start an
industrial hemp seed bank.
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Distribution platform MainStem raised a
$2.2M series B
led by Merida Capital Partners.
Leafly profiles Oakland’s
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OxyContin manufacturer Purdue Pharma was aware of consumers snorting the drug while it continued to promote it as less addictive, the N.Y. Times reports.
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Senators are under pressure
to pass a criminal justice bill
supported by Trump advisor and son-in-law Jared Kushner. Democrats have criticized the bill for not including sentencing reform.
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Leafly editor Bruce Barcott writes that the Justice Department, under Attorney General Jeff Sessions, is
helping states to crack down
on unlicensed pot businesses. McGregor Scott, the federal prosecutor for California’s eastern district, said he will focus resources on
unlicensed cannabis activity.
The activist known as NJ Weedman was
acquitted
of witness tampering.
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Cannabis
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at a flower show in New Hampshire.
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