Oklahoma's cannabis industry faces regulatory fatigue as lawmakers urge a pause on new rules. How might this approach affect medical marijuana businesses and patients—and what lessons can the DMV take?

NORML files an amicus brief urging the Sixth Circuit to reconsider invalidating marijuana business contracts, warning of consumer safety risks.

Gov. Maura Healey says she’ll vote no on Question 8, the repeal bid targeting Massachusetts’ adult-use market, as polling shows 71% opposition and top Democrats urge voters to keep cannabis legal.

On Ben & Jerry’s The Mix podcast, the WNBA star urged nationwide legalization, citing jobs, state revenue and a safer alternative to painkillers—raising big questions for the DMV.

Florida advocates are regrouping after a 2024 setback, aiming to place adult-use cannabis on the 2026 ballot. Here’s what’s known, what’s not, and why DMV readers should care.

A new University of New Hampshire survey finds strong, bipartisan opposition to a Massachusetts ballot push to end adult-use cannabis—offering clues for policy watchers in the DMV.

A new CDC study shows youth marijuana use at a record low as legalization expands. Here’s how that intersects with delivery compliance debates and what DMV families should watch.

Lawmakers are advancing therapy-only psychedelics models. Without home cultivation, advocates warn access stays gated and the Drug War’s logic lives on.

Mexico’s high court says personal-use permits can include cooking with cannabis at home for yourself—while sales, sharing, and regulated products remain off-limits.

High Times columnist Ed Rosenthal argues India’s 1986 cannabis criminalization, rooted in a 1961 UN treaty, should be reversed—here’s why it matters.

The official record for the DEA's landmark cannabis rescheduling hearing required 294 corrections, with a few critical errors flipping witness statements on THC levels and public safety, a new report shows.