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China uncovers a 2,500-year-old bong, and Colorado takes in $1 billion in tax revenue. Coincidence? We think so.

Britain’s largest religious organization announced this week that it will lift a longstanding prohibition on medical cannabis in order to explore investing in the fast-growing industry.

The law makes it unlawful for would-be employers in Nevada “to fail or refuse to hire” a prospective employee whose screening test results indicate the presence of marijuana.

And, they implemented mandatory minimum fines.

A state appeals court ruled that California voters legalized possession of less than an ounce of cannabis by adults in 2016, with no exception even for those behind bars.

It used to go to illegal cartels. Now that money funds new school buildings, community health services, and drug abuse programs.

Oregon has too much cannabis. Other states don’t have enough. A newly passed bill hopes to address the imbalance—and may lower prices for some consumers.

As illegal cannabis stores attempt to continue operation, city agents have escalated their tactics.

So you’re telling me there’s a chance? Yep. Legalization in New York could hang on just two votes. Buckle up.

Cannabis might be legal in Canada, but these obscure laws might surprise you.