Lawmakers are intent on getting some kind of regulation across the finish line this year on Delta 8 products, but what about ...

Forty states now allow medical use of marijuana, while 24, accounting for most of the U.S. population, also allow recreational use. Yet the federal ban on marijuana, first enacted in 1937, remains in ...

The Missouri Supreme Court made a language change to the definition of marijuana offenses that makes erasing marijuana-related charges more restrictive. The change overrides a voter decision from 2022 ...

Marijuana products remain federally illegal until approved by the FDA, and only three cannabis-based drugs have received such approval to date. Most marijuana-related criminal charges and penalties ...

A new study links higher weekly THC intake to an increased risk of cannabis use disorder in young people. Researchers suggest ...

Taken together, these developments create an uneven outlook: marijuana operators may see incremental gains in financial stability and insurability, while hemp producers face fresh regulatory and ...

President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Dec. 18 to federally classify marijuana as a less dangerous substance. The order doesn't legalize marijuana and also doesn't immediately reschedule ...

On Thursday, President Trump took a historic step by signing an executive order directing federal agencies to expedite the rescheduling of marijuana at the federal level — a move that could ...

President Donald Trump has made a sweeping change to marijuana policy, signing an executive order to classify cannabis as “a less dangerous substance” on Dec. 18. This change would mark a significant ...