Policy & Regulation
The US Officially Reschedules Cannabis, Partly….
After years of false starts, political delays and administrative paralysis, the United States federal government has taken its first concrete step toward rescheduling cannabis.
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SAFE Banking Act Unlikely To See Vote Ahead Of Summer Recess
The Secure and Fair Enforcement (SAFE) Banking Act may now not be voted on before the summer recess, extinguishing its proponents’ hopes it could get a markup next week.
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US Senators Aim for SAFE Banking Vote This Month
Senators have said they want to have a vote on the long-awaiting SAFE Banking bill later this month, following the July 4 recess.
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Ten Reasons To Be Bullish On SAFE Banking (Op-Ed)
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Cannabis M&A, lounging in the future and an LSE downturn
Ripe for the Picking | Cannabis M&A predictions for 2022 Low stock prices are likely to motivate more cannabis mergers and acquisitions in 2022, reports Insider.
- Adult-Use
SAFE banking left out of congressional defense bill
Senate Democrats are leading the charge to drop cannabis banking reform from the latest iteration of the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), according to the News Station.
- Hemp Industry
A sneak peek at the Republican-led States Reform Act
The States Reform Act hasn’t been introduced yet, but thanks to Insider, we can take a closer look at what’s being proposed in South Carolina Rep.
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Warren pressures Biden on cannabis pardons
Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren sent a letter to President Biden on Tuesday reminding him of his campaign promise to pardon federal non-violent cannabis convictions, reports The Hill.
- Cannabis Daily News
‘fifth time is the charm’ for SAFE banking?
The US House of Representatives passed the SAFE Banking Act for the fifth time this week, this time attached to defense spending legislation that some key players say could mean it actually makes it through the Senate this time.
