A.J. Herrington is a freelance writer specializing in cannabis news, business, and culture. His work has been featured in publications such as Forbes, High Times, and Cannabis Now. A.J. covers a wide range of topics related to the cannabis industry, including legislation, research, and the impact of cannabis on society.
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A.J. Herrington’s coverage primarily focuses on cannabis-related legal and healthcare developments, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and policies regarding cannabis sales, legalization, hemp products, psychedelic research, and drug policy.
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A University of North Florida poll released on Monday shows that 66% of the state's voters support Amendment 3, a ballot measure to legalize recreational marijuana.
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The administration of Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis is using opioid settlement money to fund ads urging voters to reject a ballot initiative
Massachusetts voters will decide on Question 4, a ballot measure to legalize psilocybin and other natural psychedelics, in the 2024 general election on Tuesday.
Idaho cannabis activists this week filed a ballot measure to legalize marijuana for personal use in the 2026 election, only days after recreational
All 53 counties and 53 cities in Kentucky with a medical marijuana referendum on the ballot approved the measures in last week's election.
A recent study investigating the rates of cannabis use by workers in different occupations has found that employees in the food service and hospitality
Revel Communities is helping its older residents learn more about the benefits of cannabis.
Texas lawmakers have filed several cannabis policy reform bills for the 2025 legislative session, including a bill that would legalize and regulate marijuana for adults.
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