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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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Workers at Arizona Curaleaf cannabis store finally ratify union contract after yearslong fight

The agreement includes guaranteed wage increases and language preventing the loss of existing benefits during the life of the contract.

News May 8

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Will your cannabis business qualify for retroactive 280E relief? Here’s how you can find out.

The tax implications of medical cannabis rescheduling aren't yet fully known, but cannabis businesses can take action now.

News May 8

FBI raids Virginia lawmaker connected to hemp THC shop

Amid a standoff over adult-use cannabis in Richmond, the FBI raided a Virginia lawmaker connected to a hemp THC shop.

News May 7

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Connecticut lawmakers reimpose THC cap on cannabis flower

The cap was restored after pushback from some senators who were concerned about the effects of higher-potency THC on public health.

News May 7

Why Tilray Brands may finally enter the US cannabis market

Tilray CEO Irwin Simon sees a future where cannabis is treated like other medicine: prescribed by doctors and tailored to patients’ needs.

News May 7

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Second state-level effort to recriminalize adult-use marijuana sales fails

A second state-level effort to repeal adult-use marijuana sales has failed, leaving only a well-funded effort in Massachusetts alive in 2026.

News May 6

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Cannabis MSOs sued in federal court over ‘deceptive’ medical marketing claims

Three major marijuana multistate operators were hit with a class-action lawsuit Monday that's seeking a payout similar to that doled out by Big Tobacco in the late 1990s.

News May 6

Feds hand loss to Missouri cannabis operator in labor fight

Producing pre-rolls, data entry and converting dried marijuana into finished goods are more like processing than farm work, the NLRB says.

News May 5

Marijuana rescheduling: How far back will 280E cannabis tax relief go?

The Trump administration's order rescheduling cannabis under federal law opens the door to major tax relief, but what the Treasury will do next is unclear.

News May 5