The Wisconsin Department of Revenue will begin issuing fines of $1,000 per day for each unlisted hemp vaping device offered for sale starting September 1. This enforcement rollout applies state directory requirements to non-nicotine hemp products, escalating financial liabilities for non-compliant businesses across the state.
Read moreA new study conducted by NN Analytics has confirmed that electronic vape pens produce significantly fewer harmful emissions than combustible cannabis cigarettes. Sponsored by California NORML and MayThe5th, the research highlights a critical shift toward safer inhalation methods while calling for urgent technological optimization.
Read moreAs recreational marijuana legalization sweeps across 24 U.S. states and the District of Columbia, millions of Christians face a pressing ethical dilemma. While a vast majority of Americans now morally accept cannabis, believers must look beyond shifting cultural norms to evaluate how drug consumption aligns with biblical stewardship and spiritual sobriety.
Read moreThe French government has advanced a decisive legislative amendment to tighten regulations on CBD and non-tobacco herbal smoking products. Approved by the Senate in its first reading on May 13, this measure seeks to ban the sale of these products through vending machines and outlaw their distribution to minors, addressing growing public health concerns over unregulated cannabinoids.
Read moreAs cannabis legalization continues to expand across the United States, a complex and highly inconsistent legal landscape has emerged regarding driving under the influence of drugs (DUID). Unlike the nationally recognized 0.08% blood alcohol concentration (BAC) limit for drunk driving, law enforcement lacks a reliable, standardized metric to measure marijuana impairment. This scientific gap leaves millions of legal cannabis consumers vulnerable to subjective police stops, flawed roadside testing, and varying state-level prosecution standards.
Read moreAs neighboring states move toward full legalization, North Carolina travelers face severe legal risks when returning home with cannabis. Despite the growing accessibility of recreational and medical marijuana nationwide, North Carolina law enforcement continues to strictly enforce the state’s total prohibition on cannabis possession, regardless of where the product was originally purchased.
Read moreThe Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has quietly updated its “What Can I Bring?” guidelines following the federal government’s historic move to reclassify medical marijuana to Schedule III. This regulatory shift creates a legal pathway for medical cannabis patients to pack their treatments, yet travelers still face a confusing patchwork of state laws and checkpoint uncertainty.
Read moreVirginia Governor Abigail Spanberger has vetoed a highly anticipated bill that would have established a regulated adult-use cannabis retail market. This May 19 decision, driven by concerns over inadequate enforcement against illicit operators, prolongs the state’s contradictory stance where marijuana possession is legal, but purchasing it is not.
Read moreThe European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) has established provisional safe consumption levels for hemp-derived CBD, signaling a major regulatory shift. This highly cautious approach, setting limits far below global averages, threatens to force widespread product reformulations and reshape Europe’s CBD industry into a strictly controlled, low-dose market.
Read moreGeorgia Governor Brian Kemp has officially signed Senate Bill 220, significantly expanding the state’s medical cannabis program. This legislative update allows registered patients to legally inhale medical marijuana via vapes, offering faster relief for chronic conditions while introducing new THC possession limits.
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