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Medical marijuana dispensary owner files suit in Mississippi over advertising ban
SUMMARY: Clarence Cocraft, the owner of a medical marijuana dispensary in Olive Branch, Mississippi, has filed a lawsuit challenging the state's restrictions on medical marijuana advertising. Under state law, medical marijuana businesses are banned from advertising through various outlets including print and social media. Cocraft wants to get the word out about his business but is being restricted by the state's regulations. The lawsuit specifically challenges the restrictions on medical marijuana advertising, aiming to bring attention to how the lack of advertising impacts dispensaries. Cocraft just wants to talk about how the lack of advertising impacts dispensaries and his business.
Medical marijuana dispensary owner files suit in Mississippi over advertising ban.
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SUMMARY: The content discusses the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the transportation industry. It highlights various ways that AI technology is revolutionizing the sector, such as through the use of autonomous vehicles, predictive maintenance, and route optimization. AI is improving safety, efficiency, and customer experiences in transportation. Additionally, the article emphasizes the potential challenges of implementing AI in the industry, including concerns about data privacy, job displacement, and the need for regulatory frameworks. Overall, AI is shown to have a transformative effect on transportation, driving innovation and reshaping the way people and goods are transported.
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SUMMARY: Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch is suing the Biden administration over its plan to expand Title IX to cover LGBTQ+ students. Title IX was established in 1972 to protect women from discrimination, but the Biden administration announced that it will now also prohibit discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity, and sex characteristics in federally funded education programs. Fitch, along with other Republican attorneys general, filed a legal challenge to this ruling, claiming that Title IX has been crucial for girls for over fifty years and the Biden administration's actions will undo important progress.
Mississippi AG suing over Title IX change
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SUMMARY: The 2024 legislative session is coming to a close, with state lawmakers focusing on negotiations around Medicaid expansion. The main sticking point is the work requirement, with the House proposing an 80-hour monthly requirement while the Senate wants 120 hours. The House compromise covers up to 138% of the federal poverty level and includes language mandating a reapplication for work requirements once approved by the federal government. The Senate has not included this language, leading to ongoing debates between House and Senate negotiators. The session is set to end with an 8:00 PM deadline for filing conference reports.
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