Kyle Jaeger is a Managing Editor at Marijuana Moment. He focuses on cannabis and psychedelics, including topics like psychedelic research and therapy, drawing from his extensive experience in the field. His work has been featured in FILTER, 420 Intel, Upworthy, and State Affairs.
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By: Kyle Jaeger
Congressional lawmakers were recently presented with a unique argument in favor of expanding therapeutic access to cannabis and rescheduling marijuana under federal law: Doing so could mitigate threats associated with Chinese Community Party (CCP) operatives.
By: Kyle Jaeger
Advocates have long argued that marijuana legalization is a superior alternative to criminalization. But while that sentiment prevails with the public and a growing number of lammakers, a leading drug policy reform group says it's nonetheless important to recognize and address potential public health impacts of consumer trends in state-regulated markets—including the rise of high-potency THC products.
By: Kyle Jaeger
There's been a new breakthrough in the development of a marijuana breathalyzer, with a study partly funded by the Justice Department showing a potential pathway for a “portable, low cost” device that looks like an inhaler for asthma, built with 3-D printed material that can detect delta-9 THC without secondary lab analysis.
By: Kyle Jaeger
China's agricultural history with cannabis is deeper than previously believed, with a new study placing the staple crop among “the five grains” (alongside rice and barely, for example) that were foundational to the ancient Eurasian economy and “deeply integrated into the daily lives of the inhabitants.”
Minnesota House lawmakers have voted to legalize the regulated therapeutic use of psilocybin for adults 21 and older.
By: Kyle Jaeger
Bipartisan North Carolina lawmakers are stepping up the push for psychedelics reform legislation by asking colleagues to pass it as part of the budget.
Over the weekend, a first-in-the-nation AI transparency law took effect in California requiring companies to disclosure when the tool is used.
Gov. Gavin Newsom on Thursday signed 13 bills focused on social media platform accountability, youth mental health and digital privacy.
California’s Department of Cannabis Control has updated the State Auditor on its progress revising packaging, compliance and licensing rules.
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a sweeping package of 'nation-leading' social media, chatbot and AI bills into law this week.
