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 group of doctors advocating for drug policy reform is calling for the regulation of hemp-derived intoxicating cannabinoids.
Ohio Hemp Company has inked a deal with Michigan-based Heartland Industries to grow hemp fiber for use in bioplastics.
President Joseph Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took to social media on Saturday to renew their support for federal marijuana policy
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker campaigned for the reelection of President Biden on 4/20, citing Democratic-led advances for marijuana policy reform.
By: A.J. Herrington
A Maine man was arrested and held without bail last week on federal charges of illegal cannabis cultivation as part of a yearslong investigation encompassing 20 states.
The Hawaii Senate on Monday killed a bill that would have expanded marijuana decriminalization in the state, with lawmakers expressing fears that
The Church of the Eagle and the Condor has affirmed its members’ right to use ayahuasca for religious ceremonial purposes.
Cannabis tech firms reported strong sales at dispensaries for the 420 marijuana holiday on April 20, the legal pot industry's biggest day of the year.
By: A.J. Herrington
The DEA is challenging an attempt by a Seattle physician to give psilocybin to terminally ill patients struggling with anxiety.
A quarter of Canadian girls and nearly as many Scottish boys have smoked weed at some point, leading a survey of youth substance use conducted in more than 40 countries around the globe.
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