DEA
The timeline for cannabis rescheduling just got murkier. DEA Chief Administrative Law Judge Derek C. Julius has paused upcoming hearings to decide whether a new Government Accountability Office
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cannabis dispensaries
When a dispensary's point-of-sale system goes down, the business doesn't slow - it stops. Unlike a corner store that can take cash and sort out the register later, a licensed cannabis retailer cannot
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cannabis retail
The September jobs report landed well short of expectations, and that matters for cannabis retail even though the Bureau of Labor Statistics never mentions dispensaries. Nonfarm payrolls rose just
Barangay Health Workers
A local government unit convened its Barangay Health Workers (BHWs) for a refresher activity grounded in Republic Act 7883, the law that obligates the Department of Health to support the continuing
Bureau of Land Management
The assignment supplied - a Bureau of Land Management briefing on its Wild Horse and Burro Sale Program, covering sale-eligible animals, fee structures, Bill of Sale terms, and anti-slaughter
Georgia medical cannabis
A decade after Georgia legalized medical cannabis, the program remains narrow, and the legislature keeps declining to widen it. In Macon, one of the state's three licensed medical cannabis producers
CLAIM Act
A bipartisan Senate bill filed this week would shield insurance companies from federal penalties when they write policies for state-licensed marijuana businesses. Sens. Kevin Cramer (R-ND) and Ruben