A.J. Herrington is a Freelance Writer at various publications including Forbes and High Times. He covers a range of topics centered around cannabis and psychedelics, with a focus on cannabis business, regulation, and beverage production. A.J. has been featured in Cannabis Now, Forbes, Yahoo Finance, and High Times.
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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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The VA and HHS have signed an agreement to coordinate psychedelic clinical trials for veterans and accelerate research into new mental health treatments.
An initiative to legalize medical cannabis in Idaho failed to qualify for the November ballot after falling short of the required number of valid petition signatures.
Democratic senators renewed their push to legalize marijuana nationwide with legislation to end federal prohibition and establish cannabis regulations.
Nearly half of U.S. employers have dropped marijuana testing for some job applicants, even as workplace drug tests show rising cannabis positivity rates.
Massachusetts officials cleared a marijuana repeal measure for the November ballot after rejecting a challenge to petition signatures supporting the initiative.
A law allowing more cannabis products, higher THC limits and additional qualifying conditions has driven a surge in enrollment in Georgia's medical cannabis program.
A bipartisan proposal would establish the first federal regulatory framework for hemp products as the industry faces a looming nationwide ban on THC products.
North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein urged lawmakers to legalize marijuana and regulate cannabis sales, saying a proposed hemp THC ban fails to protect consumers.
Senate lawmakers unveiled a funding bill that would delay a federal ban on hemp THC products until December, giving Congress more time to approve regulations.
By: A.J. Herrington
New York cannabis microbusinesses can now sell marijuana at farmers markets and other approved public events under legislation signed by Gov. Kathy Hochul.
