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From brands being sued for joint potency to legalization plans abroad, here’s what you may have missed this week in weed headlines.

Protestors decked out in weed regalia gathered outside the White House this morning alongside a 50-foot inflatable joint. Their demands? For Biden to release people incarcerated for nonviolent cannabis convictions. 

Washington is continuing its game of catch-up for cannabis social equity. The state is now on the search for mentors to help with a new assistance program.

While I would prefer talking to a time traveling George Carlin than buying weed at a gas station, Floridians will be able to do the latter. Green Thumb Industries announced they’ve signed a deal with Circle K to open ten Rise Express dispensaries adjacent to Circle K stores in various Florida locations.

The future is here. Uber Eats has partnered with Leafly to bring cannabis delivery to Toronto, marking the first time weed delivery has been available through a major third-party platform. 

What’s the latest in cannabis news? From new consumption lounge license applications to dispensaries for sale, we’ve rounded up this week’s top stories. 

The game of catch-up continues. This time, the San Diego City Council has adopted a cannabis equity assessment, a first step toward establishing an equity program in the city. This comes about eight years after dispensaries opened their doors in America’s Finest City.  To prepare the equity assessment, the city’s Cannabis Business Division analyzed arrest

Following Biden’s announcement of plans to review the scheduling of cannabis, Vice President Kamala Harris took to Late Night with Seth Meyers to back up his intentions.