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thecentersquare.com - By David Beasley | The Center Square contributor - Ohio cities, towns receiving marijuana checks
Ohio cities, towns receiving marijuana checks
The Center Square

(The Center Square) – For cities and towns in Ohio that have allowed recreational marijuana dispensaries, it's payday time. A 10% tax on cannabis products, approved by Ohio voters in 2023, goes to cities and towns with dispensaries at 36%…

koco.com - Jason Burger - Grady County deputies stop robbery at marijuana business, suspects flee
Grady County deputies stop robbery at marijuana business, suspects flee
KOCO

Grady County deputies stop robbery at marijuana business, suspects flee Grady County deputies, Chickasha police, and the Oklahoma Highway Patrol stopped a robbery at a marijuana business, leading to a pursuit and arrests, while some suspects remain…

wtsp.com - Andy Paden - Florida Senate advances bill looking to ban smoking marijuana in public spaces
Florida Senate advances bill looking to ban smoking marijuana in public spaces
wtsp.com

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — As supporters work to put recreational marijuana back on Florida's ballot, a Senate committee is working to keep it out of public spaces. Florida's Senate Committee on Regulated Industries unanimously advanced a bill…

forbes.com - A.J. Herrington - Hawaii Lawmakers Move To Put Cannabis Legalization On 2026 Ballot
Hawaii Lawmakers Move To Put Cannabis Legalization On 2026 Ballot
Forbes

Hawaii lawmakers want voters, not legislators, to decide whether the state should finally legalize recreational cannabis in 2026. Two Hawaii lawmakers this week filed legislation that would let voters decide if the state should legalize…

dailymail.co.uk - Eliot Force - Residents of liberal city claim it stinks of CANNABIS everywhere
Residents of liberal city claim it stinks of CANNABIS everywhere
Mail Online

Sign up for our US Editor's Picks newsletter to get all the biggest exclusive stories Residents of a liberal city in Missouri have been complaining to officials that it stinks of cannabis everywhere they go. In Rock Hill, Missouri, a small city…

nytimes.com - Ross Douthat - Opinion | America's Very Weird Religious Future
Opinion | America's Very Weird Religious Future
The New York Times

Video America's Very Weird Religious Future In the early 2020s, something unexpected happened: America stopped becoming less religious. The share of Americans with no religious affiliation had been rising for decades. Suddenly, that increase…

orlandosentinel.com - Orlando Sentinel Editorial Board - Editorial: This year more than most, the budget is key to Florida's future
Editorial: This year more than most, the budget is key to Florida's future
Orlando Sentinel

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Under the state constitution, the Florida Legislature has only one specific job: Every year, it must write a balanced budget. It's never easy, especially if lawmakers are sincerely trying to be fair.

upi.com - Danielle Haynes - Europol disrupts criminal drug network bringing in billions in profits
Europol disrupts criminal drug network bringing in billions in profits
UPI

Jan. 21 (UPI) -- European police announced Wednesday they dismantled 24 industrial-scale labs as part of a yearlong multi-country drug investigation. The Europol bust -- known as Operation Fabryka -- took place Friday in Belgium, Germany, the…

irishtimes.com - Joshua Franklin, Akila Quinio and Stefania Palma  - Donald Trump sues JPMorgan and CEO for $5bn over claims it unfairly closed his accounts
Donald Trump sues JPMorgan and CEO for $5bn over claims it unfairly closed his accounts
The Irish Times

US president Donald Trump has sued JPMorgan Chase and its chief executive Jamie Dimon, seeking at least $5 billion (€4.2 billion) in damages over claims the biggest US bank unfairly closed his accounts for political reasons. The lawsuit is a…

collider.com - Adam Blevins - Guy Ritchie's $115.1 Million British Crime Thriller Dominates Competition on Apple TV
Guy Ritchie's $115.1 Million British Crime Thriller Dominates Competition on Apple TV
Collider

Guy Ritchie will return to the world of Sherlock Holmes soon when Prime Video releases Young Sherlock this March, but seven years ago, Ritchie directed another British crime thriller that's surging on streaming charts. In 2019, Ritchie teamed up…

restaurantbusinessonline.com - Heather Lalley - Chicago City Council approves hemp-THC ban. But beverages are saved
Chicago City Council approves hemp-THC ban. But beverages are saved
Restaurant Business

The Chicago City Council voted to ban the sale of all hemp-THC products, except for beverages. | Shutterstock For Chicago businesses that sell hemp-THC products, or those looking to get into the segment, Wednesday's city council vote was a mix of…

newscentermaine.com - Christian Harsa - Maine Sen. Bennett, other lawmakers and Mainers call for an end to Citizens United
Maine Sen. Bennett, other lawmakers and Mainers call for an end to Citizens United
newscentermaine.com

AUGUSTA, Maine — Sixteen years after the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark Citizens United v. FEC ruling, Mainers and lawmakers are again calling on Congress to change the Constitution and overhaul campaign finance laws. Among them is State Sen.

inquisitr.com - Sweta Choudhury - U.S. Citizens Left 'Embarrassed' as Greenland Locals Mock 'American Culture' in Viral Video Amid Trump's Threats
U.S. Citizens Left 'Embarrassed' as Greenland Locals Mock 'American Culture' in Viral Video Amid Trump's Threats
Inquisitr News

Trigger Warning: The article mentions details about drug use. A viral video trend has emerged in Greenland in which people parody fentanyl addiction, framing it as “American culture.” This follows escalating rumors from Trump about…

telegraph.co.uk - Rodney Bolt - How to make the most out of a weekend in Amsterdam
How to make the most out of a weekend in Amsterdam
The Telegraph

Amsterdam is a city that celebrates individuality, encourages quirkiness and delights in difference. It has a long history of riches and rebelliousness. The glory-days of the 17th century, the über-cosy 1800s, the counter-culture explosion of…

hotair.com - David Strom - Rioters Making Big Bucks By Putting Their Children and Infants at Risk
Rioters Making Big Bucks By Putting Their Children and Infants at Risk
HotAir

Well, almost always. No doubt, with millions of interactions between federal immigration officials and protesters, there are some difficult-to-defend interactions. There always are, although the vast majority of the cases shoved in our faces turn…

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