Today in cannabis news: Ohio state lawmakers prepare to present the first cannabis legalization bill in the history of the state legislature; the USDA requests White House approval to conduct a nationwide hemp survey; and a U.S. senator submits a federal bill seeking to protect those who lawfully manufacture cannabis extracts from being evicted.

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Today in cannabis news: U.S. Sen. Cory Booker states that they will oppose cannabis banking until the Senate approves broad legalization; U.S. Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer says they don't have enough votes for the recently presented federal cannabis decriminalization bill to overcome a filibuster; and moments after U.S. Senators presented the new bill, the White House reiterates President Joe Biden's longstanding opposition to federal cannabis legalization.

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Today in cannabis news: The New Jersey state Judiciary dismisses nearly 90,000 cannabis cases in less than a month; U.S. President Joe Biden nominates a drug czar who acknowledges medical cannabis benefits and has previous experience in establishing a state medical cannabis program; and the specifics of the long-anticipated U.S. Senate proposal to federally legalize cannabis are released in a first draft.

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Today in cannabis news: Idaho state cannabis activists update their voter initiative for statewide recreational cannabis legalization; in new spending bills, the U.S. Congress advances cannabis safeguards for medical cannabis systems and universities; and the World Anti-Doping Agency claims the United States is largely responsible for the global cannabis restriction that resulted in American sprinter Sha'Carri Richardson's Olympics disqualification.

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Cannabis News Update July 13th, 2021

It’s Tuesday, July 13 and this is your TRICHOMES Morning Buzz.

Today in cannabis news: U.S. Senators call for federal SBA loan access for cannabis companies; following U.S. Olympian Sha'Carri Richardson's disqualification, members of Congress push for an update in cannabis regulations; and as the White House seeks an international conference with the World Anti-Doping Agency, a leading U.S. professional sports authority says cannabis restrictions “must change.”

 

Cannabis News Update July 12, 2021

Today in cannabis news: The Rhode Island state House Speaker says statewide cannabis legalization is “inevitable” and may happen in autumn; members of the U.S. Congressional Black Caucus urge President Joe Biden to reevaluate cannabis deportation cases; and following the Olympic disqualification of U.S. athlete Sha’Carri Richardson, the White House and Anti-Doping Agency say it’s time for a policy update.

Cannabis News Update July 9, 2021

Today in cannabis news: Nevada state sports commissioners drop cannabis restrictions for professional fighters following U.S. track athlete Sha'Carri Richardson's Olympic disqualification; the U.S. federal government opens a public comment period on the “systemic barriers” that drug laws generate and their impacts on “underserved communities;” and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation eases its cannabis restrictions for aspiring agents.

Cannabis News Update July 8, 2021

Today in cannabis news: A psychedelics decriminalization initiative launches in a third California municipality; while proposing categorization adjustments, a U.S. federal economic committee predicts that the cannabis industry will “continue to grow;” and following the Olympic disqualification of U.S. athlete Sha'Carri Richardson, USA Track & Field says cannabis regulations should be updated.

Cannabis News Update July 7, 2021

Today in cannabis news: Activists for cannabis policy change in the state of Texas urge the governor to approve more reforms during a special legislative session; cannabis activists in the state of South Dakota unveil four legalization proposals for the 2022 ballot, depending on a state Supreme Court ruling; and members of the U.S. Congress back the use of drones to detect illicit cannabis cultivation on federal public lands.

Cannabis News Update July 6, 2021

Today in cannabis news: The Maine state Senate strikes down a House-passed drug decriminalization measure; a U.S. House Committee witness attests that Congresspeople should tour cannabis companies together to minimize partisan politics; and Apple begins to allow apps from cannabis companies or dispensaries on its App Store, while Google continues to prohibit them.

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