Daryush Sabaghi

22 hours ago | forbes.com | Daryush Sabaghi

Delta-8, which contains tetrahydrocannabinol, which the FDA says has not been evaluated or approved ... More "for safe use and may be marketed in ways that put the public health at risk," according to the federal government website, is being marketed in the mid-Atlantic area, including in stores like this one in downtown Baltimore on May 12, 2022.

1 day ago | forbes.com | Daryush Sabaghi

a series of photos showing a senior farmer growing cannabis for medical purposesgettyU.S. Seniors are turning to cannabis more than ever, with use nearly doubling in the past two years, a new study shows. Published this week in JAMA Internal Medicine, four researchers from the University of California and NYU Langone Health found that monthly cannabis use among adults aged 65 and older increased from 4.8% in 2021 to 7% in 2023, resulting in a 45.83% increase.

1 day ago | newarab.com | Daryush Sabaghi

The first presidential trip of US President Donald J. Trump’s second term was welcomed with lavish celebrations by Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates. During the visit, these Gulf states committed to investing around $2 trillion through technology and defence deals with American companies, strengthening their economic and political partnerships with the US.

3 days ago | forbes.com | Daryush Sabaghi

Cannabis Point with sign for Marihuana is pictured in Prague, Czech Republic on 17 January 2020. ... More City of Prague would like to implement new law to tackle visual pollution of its historical parts. Various souvenir shops, restaurants and massage saloons use bad design for promoting their services and products. City Hall of Prague decided to fight such visual language and would like to apply rules which can keep the city visually clean from kitsch and distastful advertisments.

4 days ago | law.com | Daryush Sabaghi

Eversheds Sutherland’s foothold in Baghdad began with a bold move during one of the most violent periods in the country's history. As the Second Iraq War raged in 2003, Tawfiq Tabbaa—now Eversheds’ managing partner for Iraq and Jordan—made the extraordinary decision to drive across the border from Amman and lay the groundwork for a local practice in Baghdad. Tabbaa & Partners, later rebranded Sanad Law Group, opened its Iraq office shortly after U.S. President George W.