Public Health Watch: Ireland’s HSE says it’s found high-risk cannabinoids in vapes and vape “juice,” with lab results flagging synthetic compounds linked to serious harms like psychosis and severe intoxication. Policy & Legal Moves: South Dakota lawmakers hear that federal medical marijuana reclassification (Schedule I to Schedule III) could unlock tax deductions and banking access, though officials say they still lack details on the broader impact. Industry Uncertainty: Colorado hemp-derived THC businesses brace for a possible federal delay to a crackdown that would close a nationwide sales loophole, pushing the deadline from November to December if approved. Regulatory Compliance: Massachusetts cannabis regulators report some products had inflated THC labels after secret-shopper testing, with multiple brands found overstating potency. Enforcement & Supply Chain: Kuala Lumpur police disposed of over RM15 million in seized drugs after court cases concluded, including cannabis and other controlled substances. Criminal Cases: A Texas raid hit a North Side smoke shop over alleged illegal hemp sales, while San Antonio police say a man sold THC wax to an undercover officer. Health Warning (Research): A major UNSW study links cannabis use to an earlier onset of psychosis, with the gap widening for people who develop psychosis in their 30s. Business Closures: Connecticut’s AG permanently shut a New Haven smoke shop and barred the owner after repeated cannabis-law violations. Political Debate: Nigeria’s Omoyele Sowore blasted NDLEA for destroying cannabis farms in Edo, arguing legalisation and regulation could create jobs and revenue.