Ohio Intoxicating Hemp Ban | CLN Weekly (Oct 12, 2025)
Cannabis Legalization News • October 12, 2025 By Tom Howard — jaded cannabis business lawyer, still here, still reading the fine print so you don’t have to. Ohio Intoxicating Hemp Ban: What DeWine’s Executive Order Really Does Ohio’s order halts retail sales of “intoxicating hemp” and places a 60-day quarantine on existing inventory—framed as a […]
Cannabis Legalization News: Rescheduling Stalls (Sept 2025)
By Staff WriterSeptember 21, 2025 Cannabis policy watchers are staring down another season of hurry-up-and-wait. On the latest episode of Cannabis Legalization News, hosts took stock of a strangely quiet stretch in U.S. reform—punctuated by congressional gridlock, state-level enforcement whiplash, and an eye-opening look at the United Kingdom’s under-the-radar medical program. Federal fog: rescheduling drifts, […]
Biggest Vape Bust Ever Explained!
Biggest Vape Bust Ever: Unraveling the Impact on Cannabis and Vaping Industries In an unprecedented move, the “Biggest Vape Bust Ever” has shaken the cannabis and vaping industries. The FDA’s recent $86.5 million seizure of illegal e-cigarettes marks a pivotal moment, highlighting ongoing attempts to enforce regulations and mitigate illegal cannabis activities. This blog post […]
TRUMP’S WEED MOVE COULD UNLEASH BILLIONS — OR BACKFIRE
CHICAGO — Sept. 7, 2025 — Former President Donald Trump says he’s “looking at reclassification” of marijuana under federal law, a move that could unlock billions for the U.S. cannabis economy but leave legalization stuck in legal limbo. The potential shift from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act would remove crushing […]
Opening a Cannabis Dispensary in Illinois: Nearly $1 Million and a Maze of Regulations
Opening a cannabis dispensary in Illinois is far from a simple business venture, according to Thomas, the owner of a new dispensary who recently broke down the true costs and challenges in a detailed video. Contrary to the popular belief that dispensary owners are “printing money,” Thomas reveals that launching such a business can […]
MORE Act 3.0
introduction: MORE Act 3.0 Welcome to another comprehensive edition of Cannabis Legalization News. As we traverse through the slow news of Labor Day weekend, we find ourselves at the cusp of significant developments. While the week may have been slow for some, the cannabis news circuit offers much to unpack. From the resurgence of the […]
Did Trump Just Flip On Weed?
[lyte id=”nTk8F_Qdx6w”] Did Trump Just Flip On Weed? Exploring the Future of Cannabis Legalization In the ever-evolving landscape of cannabis legalization, a surprising turn of events places Donald Trump at the forefront of the conversation. The burning question on everyone’s mind is: Did Trump just flip on weed? According to recent political reports, the former […]
Trump Teases Cannabis Rescheduling While Texas Pushes THC Ban
Cannabis Legalization News – Week Ending August 17, 2025 Cannabis policy is shifting fast. Former President Donald Trump suggested marijuana may soon be rescheduled from Schedule I to Schedule III, while Texas lawmakers move aggressively to ban hemp-derived THC. Trucking lobbyists are pushing back, pharmacists are preparing for a new role, and new research highlights […]
Understanding Cannabis Rescheduling: Key Points from WSJ and Trump
Understanding cannabis rescheduling is critical for anyone following U.S. drug policy and the legal cannabis industry. Moving cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act would acknowledge its medical value, remove the harsh 280E tax burden on businesses, and potentially expand research opportunities. However, it would not automatically legalize state dispensaries […]
Cannabis Legalization News Update: Key Developments and Insights for July 27, 2025
In the rapidly evolving landscape of cannabis policy, staying informed about federal and state-level changes is essential for stakeholders, advocates, and industry professionals. This week’s cannabis legalization news highlights significant shifts at the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA), ongoing debates surrounding marijuana rescheduling, a pivotal Supreme Court case, and advocacy efforts from organizations like the Last […]