Death Cafes Push Americans to Confront Mortality, Plan Ahead, and Talk Openly
A gathering in Augusta, Georgia, on Sunday brought together residents willing to do something most Americans actively avoid: sit in a room and talk honestly about death. Hosted by the CSRA Death Cafe
Canopy Growth's Earnings Tell Two Stories - Read the Second One
Canopy Growth posted strong medical cannabis revenue growth for fiscal 2026, and the company made sure investors heard about it. That's standard earnings-season behavior. But cannabis industry
Connecticut Tribal Cannabis Compact Opens New Front in a Tightly Controlled Market
Gov. Ned Lamont signed a compact with the Mashantucket Pequot Tribe last week, setting the stage for tribal cannabis cultivation, manufacturing, and retail operations in Connecticut - a state whose
nugs Partners With Dave Matthews Band to Stream Every 2026 Tour Show Within 24 Hours
Live music streaming platform nugs has locked in an official partnership with Dave Matthews Band to deliver audio recordings of every 2026 summer tour performance to fans within one day of each
Long Necklaces Reclaim Jewelry's Center Stage With a Modern, Versatile Edge
Long necklaces are back - not as a nostalgic callback, but as a full-fledged statement in contemporary accessories retail. This season, the category has moved from accent piece to anchor item across
An Off-Topic Wire Story Lands on a Cannabis B2B Desk - Here's What Editors Do
Sometimes a wire story arrives on the wrong desk. The context provided here - first-round results from a women's golf event in Belmont, Michigan - belongs to sports media, not to a publication
Enforcement Veterans and Scientists Challenge DEA's Marijuana Rescheduling Framework
When the Drug Enforcement Administration convenes its marijuana rescheduling hearing on June 29, the most consequential voices in the room may not belong to industry advocates or policy reformers. A
Washington Cannabis Regulators Warn Industry of Federal and Market Pressures
Washington State's legal cannabis market is operating under a thickening cloud of uncertainty - federal rescheduling ambiguity, accelerating market consolidation, and an illicit market that licensed
Michigan Regulator Charges Cannabis Processor Over Thousands of Untagged, Out-of-State Products
Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency has filed a formal complaint against VJAS 1, a licensed cannabis processor operating out of Harrison Township, after an inspection turned up more than 12,000
Multi-State Cannabis Operators Are Filing for DEA Registration While Courts Prepare to Tear the Framework Apart
Since the Trump administration's April 28 rescheduling order moved state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III, multi-state operators have been sprinting toward a DEA