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Latest cannabis news covering legalization, legislation, court rulings, business developments, research, sales data, regulatory updates and policy changes across the U.S.

New Jersey Senate Committee Approves Bill to Overhaul Hemp Regulations, Sending it to Full Senate

A sweeping overhaul of New Jersey’s hemp laws cleared a major hurdle this week, as a substitute version of Senate Bill 4509 was approved by the Senate Budget and Appropriations Committee and sent to the full Senate for consideration.

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Poll: Over 80% of Idaho Voters Support Legalizing Medical Marijuana

A new poll of likely Idaho voters shows overwhelming support for legalizing medical marijuana, with a strong majority saying they would back a ballot measure if the election were held today.

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Arizona Bill Would Expand Medical Marijuana Use for Terminally Ill Patients in Care Facilities

Arizona State Representative Selina Bliss (R) filed House Bill 2081 today, proposing changes to the state’s medical marijuana law that would expand access for terminally ill patients, particularly those receiving care in hospitals, hospice settings, and long-term care facilities.

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Here is President Trump’s Full Executive Order on Cannabis Rescheduling and CBD

President Trump on December 18 signed a sweeping executive order directing the federal government to finalize the rescheduling of marijuana. The order instructs the Department of Justice to complete the process of moving marijuana to Schedule III under federal law, while also laying out a framework for improving research access, updating hemp-derived cannabinoid regulations, and …

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Scotts Miracle-Gro Praises President Trump’s Cannabis Rescheduling Order

The Scotts Miracle-Gro Company today expressed support for President Trump’s executive order to reschedule cannabis from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug. “With 39 states already legalizing cannabis in some form, rescheduling to a lower level drug on the federal level has been long overdue,” said Chairman and CEO Jim Hagedorn. “President Trump deserves …

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President Trump Signs Executive Order to Reschedule Marijuana From Schedule I to Schedule III

President Donald Trump has signed an executive order directing the U.S. Department of Justice to officially reclassify marijuana to Schedule III of the Controlled Substances Act, marking the most significant change in federal marijuana policy since 1970. The order, which Trump called “common sense”, revives a rescheduling process that began under the former Biden administration …

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D.C. Medical Marijuana Program Tops 90,800 Patients in November as Dispensary Sales Double From Last Year

Patient participation and overall program enrollment in Washington, D.C.’s medical marijuana program  continued to climb in November, according to new data released by the Alcoholic Beverage and Cannabis Administration.

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President Trump Expected to Sign Cannabis Rescheduling Executive Order Tomorrow

President Donald Trump is expected to sign an executive order tomorrow directing the U.S. Department of Justice to issue a final ruling on the federal rescheduling of marijuana, according to multiple sources close to the president who spoke with The Marijuana Herald.

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Trulieve Opens 8th Ohio Cannabis Dispensary, Expanding to 234 Locations Nationwide, Also Announces $140M Notes Offering

Trulieve Cannabis Corp. has expanded its retail footprint once again with the opening of a new Trulieve-branded dispensary in Findlay, Ohio, marking the company’s 234th dispensary nationwide.

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U.S. Congress: Bicameral Legislation Filed to Allow Marijuana Use in Federally Assisted Housing Where Legal Under State Law

Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC) and Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) introduced the Marijuana in Federally Assisted Housing Parity Act today to permit the use of marijuana in federally assisted housing, including public housing and Section 8 housing, in compliance with the marijuana laws of the state (including the District of Columbia) where the property is …

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