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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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Big Alcohol asks Congress to ban hemp-derived THC – for now

One Big Alcohol lobby is asking Congress to ban hemp-derived THC, while another lobby representing wholesalers wants to keep the status quo.

News November 6

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Oklahoma adult-use marijuana legalization bid fails

An Oklahoma marijuana legalization effort failed earlier this week, organizers said.

News November 6

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Hundreds of permits, billions in sales expected in Virginia adult-use marijuana market

With Virginia Gov.-elect Abigail Spanberger's promise to launch adult-use cannabis sales, the legal industry is awaiting its biggest new opportunity in years.

News November 6

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Virginia voters signal adult-use cannabis market launch, but bans pass elsewhere

The election of Democratic candidate Abigail Spanberger as Virginia's next governor is good news for the cannabis industry.

News November 5

Cannabis MSO Trulieve escapes ‘debt tsunami’ with $368 million payoff

Trulieve Cannabis Corp. will pay off $368 million in outstanding debt before the loan’s 2026 due date.

News November 5

Sudden changes threaten to disrupt Minnesota’s hemp THC market

Minnesota’s new cannabis testing requirements are so onerous that intoxicating hemp edibles and beverage maker Steven Brown is moving his business to Wisconsin.

News November 5

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Michigan cannabis operators go to court to block massive tax hike

Michigan marijuana industry members in Michigan are seeking a court order to block a 24% wholesale tax on marijuana that’s set to take effect on Jan. 1.

News November 4