Fed transit board rescheduling warning; FL poll; OH nears rec marijuana sales; TX AG’s decrim suit dismissed; NY study: Cannabis reduces opioid use
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Most of the top contenders for the Democratic vice presidential nomination support legalizing marijuana—and some of them have even signed cannabis legalization bills into law.
The National Transportation Safety Board is warning that marijuana rescheduling could create a “blind spot” in drug testing of federally regulated workers in safety-sensitive positions—despite Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg recently saying the reform “would not alter” drug testing rules.
Florida likely voters support the marijuana legalization initiative on the November ballot by a margin of 64 percent to 27 percent—according to a new survey from the opposition campaign’s own pollster.
The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control has taken another step toward launching recreational
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