If the contract is ratified by the players and team governors, marijuana would be removed from the NBA’s drug testing program, effectively continuing its suspension on marijuana testing for this ...
As part of a tentative agreement between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association (NBPA), the league will no longer test players for marijuana. A collective bargaining agreement was ...
Reports have suggested the new tentative contract between the NBA and the National Basketball Players Association might do the unthinkable: The deal may allow players to use marijuana and THC ...
But for how much longer? Too soon to tell, but there's no question the NBA's decision to ban marijuana testing for players is a move other leagues will be monitoring closely.
But for how much longer? Too soon to tell, but there's no question the NBA's decision to ban marijuana testing for players is a move other leagues will be monitoring closely.
If Minnesota Timberwolves star Karl-Anthony Towns could be NBA commissioner for a day, he knows exactly what he would do with his power: He would allow players to use medical marijuana for injury ...
It paves the way for full-blown advertising and marketing for recreational marijuana, which will increase exposure and ...
The NBA is taking a hard line against its future players over the draft combine and how medicals are handled. The league and the National Basketball Players Association have agreed to some ...
No civilised, democratic society can ban a book, however blasphemous or salacious. The only response to a book can be a book, a counter-argument. I make a plea to lift the ban on the book and ...
But Christmas came early for US crude oil producers when, on December 18, Congress approved lifting the ban as part of the omnibus spending bill and the President duly signed it.
A Michigan administrative law judge on Wednesday, May 31, lifted a media ban prohibiting reporters and the public from attending contested court hearings between a marijuana testing lab and state ...
reported Marijuana Moment. During a committee hearing on Tuesday, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser (D) spoke about the "public safety impact" of the ban. The men and women of the police department are ...
