While moving marijuana to Schedule III wouldn’t federally legalize it, the reform would free up licensed cannabis businesses to take federal tax …
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Rescheduling or descheduling marijuana: How would industry be impacted? – MJBizDaily
Who would be winners and losers in cannabis space? Descheduling would likely legalize interstate commerce for the industry, which would accelerate its …
US House Members Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Lay Groundwork for Federal Cannabis Legalization
“Since the failed war on drugs began more than 50 years ago, the prohibition of marijuana has ruined lives, families and communities, particularly …
Tennessee Legislature Passes Hemp Industry Restrictions – Ganjapreneur
New Study Finds Medical Cannabis Has Potential to Treat Cancer · Mon / Apr 21st · Bipartisan Proposal Would Federally Legalize Cannabis In Adult-Use …
Hemp Farmers Say Texas Bill To Rein In Intoxicating Cannabinoid Products Could Destroy …
Still, Texas lawmakers embraced the opportunity hemp presented in 2019, legalizing hemp products of the cannabis plant with less than 0.3 percent THC, …
Where do efforts to legalize, reschedule marijuana stand? – KRON4
“With 24 states that have already enacted adult-use legalization laws, it’s long past time for Congress to move forward with federal cannabis reform,” …
Where do efforts to legalize, reschedule marijuana stand? – WBTW
… Congress to move forward with federal cannabis reform,” Daly said. A national move to legalize marijuana may be further down the road, Trela …
Trump Should Deliver on His Marijuana Scheduling Promises – Inside Sources – Prescott eNews
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Week in Weed – April 19, 2025 – StratCann
The legislation would amend the Controlled Substances Act (CSA) in a way that would prohibit federal criminalization of people acting in compliance …
Marijuana legalization hits roadblocks after years of expansion – Longview News-Journal
… federal drug laws. The federal government classifies marijuana as a Schedule I drug— the same classification as drugs such as heroin and ecstasy.