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DEA selects only cannabis foes to participate in marijuana rescheduling hearing

Cannabis reform advocates are locked out the DEA marijuana rescheduling hearings set to begin later this month. But that might not be a bad thing.

ATACH President Michael Bronstein (Courtesy photo)

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Illicit market fears arise as Virginia adult-use marijuana launch date debated

Virginia marijuana sales could begin in November, but some advocates want a delay that others say would boost the illicit market.

News February 12

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Missouri cannabis sales hit record $1.5 billion in 2025

Missouri’s legal cannabis sales generated a record-breaking $255.57 million in sales tax revenue last year.

News February 12

How Jamie Pearson transformed from cannabis skeptic to international CEO

She’s a recognized leader in the cannabis sector, known for her insights and ability to navigate the complexities of international markets.

News February 12

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Oregon mulls cannabis edibles THC potency cap as concerns spread

Senate Bill 1548 aims to address concerns over accidental consumption by children, as edibles often resemble treats like cookies and gummies.

News February 11

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2026 adult-use marijuana legalization prospects dim as Hawaii, Pennsylvania efforts fade

Will there be any new states with adult-use marijuana legalization in 2026? Advocates are hopeful but chances appear slim.

News February 11

New Mexico cannabis operators lose federal lawsuit over Border Protection seizures

The nearly $1 million in cash and cannabis taken from New Mexico marijuana operators at U.S. Customs and Border Protection checkpoints was lawfully seized, a federal judge ruled Monday.

News February 10

Nevada cannabis sales drop 8.6% but education fund gets $96M boost

Industry experts say sales declined for several reasons, including price reductions and the strength of Nevada’s illegal cannabis market.

News February 10

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Florida spent $4 million in opiate settlement to defeat marijuana legalization

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' administration never told a statewide advisory board that it would spend opiate-settlement money on an anti-marijuana legalization campaign.

News February 9