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THE TOP NEWS IN MARIJUANA LAW REFORM

Volume 29   •   Issue 29   •   July 23, 2026

"These trial results were extremely impressive and showed a level of response not seen before in clinical trials related to dementia."

"As cannabis becomes legal and commercialized, the likelihood of using it over antidepressants seems to increase, especially among females," researchers concluded.

Massachusetts: State Officials Affirm Marijuana Repeal Initiative Will Appear on November’s Ballot  7/21/26

Analysis: Tax Hikes on State-Legal Cannabis Products Drive Consumers To Unregulated Markets  7/21/26

Report: Nearly Half of Employers No Longer Screen Pre-Hires for Cannabis  7/20/26

Michigan: Supreme Court Ruling Allows for Marijuana Use While on Probation  7/17/26

According to the new memo, any use of marijuana remains "punishable under the Uniform Code of Military Justice."

TAKE ACTION: Tell your US Senators to support the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act

"This study of patients qualified for chronic or intractable pain found almost 55 percent of patients were able to improve their life enjoyment and pain interference within four months of starting medical cannabis."

FEDERAL: What comes next in the cannabis rescheduling process?

POLITICS: Senate Democrats reintroduce bill to repeal federal marijuana prohibition

LEARN: Changing views on cannabis prompt workplace policy changes