Tesla is stepping up security at its dealerships in the wake of vandalism and protests targeting Elon Musk's electric car company, the billionaire adviser to President Trump said on Thursday.

As the cannabis market has expanded (and expanded), the terms used to describe the myriad products available — marijuana, hemp, THC, delta-9 — have become more complex. The industry itself ...

What do chocolate-dipped fruit bouquets and psychoactive gummies have in common? On the surface, not much. But Edible Brands sees connections between the products. It’s why the company announced ...

The Georgia Senate has officially passed three significant bills, altering the state's approach to both medical and recreational cannabis. These bills, one of which passed ahead of Crossover Day ...

While marijuana has been legalized in many states, research has shown that it could have detrimental health impacts for some — including a higher risk of heart attacks. Two recent studies have ...

Recreational marijuana remains illegal after Florida's Amendment 3 failed to pass in 2024 Alternatives like delta-8 THC are legal due to a loophole in the 2018 Farm Bill which allows the growth ...

Hemp products like THC seltzers will likely remain illegal in California through the spring after Gov. Gavin Newsom’s administration quietly moved to extend his emergency ban on hemp last week.

A self-reinforcing momentum has carried the US stock market higher for more than two years. Since the bear-market low in October 2022, the S&P 500 Index has returned an extraordinary 67%.

A 55-year-old software developer faces up to 10 years in prison for deploying malicious code that sabotaged his former employer's network, allegedly costing hundreds of thousands of dollars in losses.

A crowd of hundreds came to hear arguments over a proposed THC ban Tuesday, forcing a committee meeting to relocate testimony to the main Texas Senate chamber. More than 170 people signed up to ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns that the US economy may see some disruption as the Trump administration shifts the basis for growth away from the government and toward the private sector.

A federal jury in Cleveland has found a senior software developer guilty of sabotaging his employer's systems – and he's now facing a potential ten years behind bars. Davis Lu, 55, of Houston, Texas, ...