Federal legislation introduced by Rep. Val Hoyle targets imported Chinese cannabinoids with steep tariffs, strict contaminant testing, and supply chain tracking.

A late-2025 federal shift caps total THC in hemp products at 0.4 mg per container starting December 11, forcing retailers to pull common CBD edibles and tinctures—and raising urgent questions for DMV consumers.

A Tom Cotton–led group wants the Justice Department to investigate Chinese-linked criminal networks in U.S. marijuana and hemp markets as federal hemp THC rules shift in November and December.

A Pennsylvania Republican plans a bill to keep hemp THC products legal while adding 21+ age checks, product testing, labels, and a registry. Here’s what’s proposed, the federal deadlines in play, and why DMV delivery operators should pay attention.

A Senate stopgap spending bill pushes impending federal restrictions on hemp-derived THC products to December 11, offering a brief reprieve.

A group of House Republicans attempted to block a funding bill over a provision delaying federal hemp THC restrictions, but leadership prevailed.