A stalled Medicare CBD program highlights rising uncertainty for hemp-derived CBD patients as a sweeping federal ban looms—here’s what DMV consumers and delivery operators must know.

Massachusetts could soon allow military veterans to access medical cannabis using VA documentation, without a doctor's certification—potentially redefining medical marijuana entry for veterans.

The DEA and opponents have filed new briefs in the federal cannabis rescheduling hearing, shaping the future of marijuana policy and delivery laws nationwide.

Federal cannabis rescheduling signals a turning point, paving the way for institutional investors and reshaping regulations for DC, Maryland, and Virginia markets.

New data reveals that a surprising 35% of U.S. hikers have enjoyed cannabis on the trail. What does this mean for outdoor enthusiasts—and for cannabis laws in the DMV?

MJBizDaily reports cannabis multistate operators have given millions to President Donald Trump’s PACs, which may fund a staunchly anti-cannabis Senate hopeful. Here’s what it could mean.

Thailand is advancing a bill to lock in a medical-only cannabis framework and require licenses across the supply chain, signaling the end of its short-lived adult-use era.

Virginia lawmakers approved starting adult-use retail cannabis sales on January 1, 2027, after years of debate. Possession up to one ounce and home grow of up to four plants have been legal since 2021.

Cannabis Wire reports that more states tie union–employer peace deals to cannabis rules—and recent legal challenges could put those arrangements on shaky ground.