Stunning new research sheds light on daily cannabis consumption trends among middle-aged adults in the UK.

This groundbreaking dataset analyzes over 25,000 psychedelic support interactions, revealing essential insights into navigating challenging experiences.

New Hampshire Governor Kelly Ayotte and her Democratic challenger Cinde Warmington clashed sharply over marijuana legalization during a recent debate.

How changing political landscapes in key states are paving the way for cannabis markets and shifting the national policy outlook.

Final briefs submitted in administrative hearings on marijuana rescheduling as the DEA and opponents clash over federal evaluation processes.

Massachusetts will keep legal cannabis retail and home grow after voters overwhelmingly rejected Question 8, setting a precedent for other states facing legalization challenges.

Federal scrutiny evolves as 900+ medical cannabis dispensaries secure official registrations, paving the way for a new era in cannabis regulation.

A new state audit reveals critical flaws in Colorado’s marijuana product testing system, exposing risks for consumers and lessons for DMV cannabis delivery compliance.

New federal data spotlight a generational pivot: teen cannabis use at record lows while seniors 65+ are consuming more. Here’s what it could mean for the DMV, delivery compliance, and the industry at large.

In a unanimous move, Portland will make personal, non-commercial use and sharing of natural psychedelics a low police priority—without legalizing sales or impaired driving.

Psychedelic Alpha flagged a busy “Psychedelics Week” in DC with multiple meetings. Here’s what that activity could signal for policy, access, and the DMV community.

Pierce County, Nevada City and Portland advance measures to make personal use of natural psychedelics a low police priority—without legalizing them—signaling a local-first policy trend.

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.

A licensed Ohio dispensary has reopened after a precautionary closure tied to vape concerns. Here’s what we know, why these incidents happen, and how DMV buyers and delivery operators can stay compliant.

NORML reports the latest CDC findings show high school marijuana use at a historic low — a data point likely to shape youth access rules, delivery compliance, and policy debates in the DMV.

Alabama health officials unanimously withdrew their objection to potential federal rescheduling of medical cannabis, while the state program continues despite cannabis remaining Schedule I under Alabama law.

Ancient Sulawesi skeletons show extreme dental wear and arecoline residue—evidence, per High Times, that people used psychoactive areca nut long before recorded history.

State figures show 99.33% compliance among ABC-licensed retailers for illegal hemp product rules and 97.75% for kratom/7-OH checks, with thousands of products removed.

The 2025 NSDUH shows estimated past-month marijuana use among teens aged 12–17 dropped to 5.0% — a multi-decade low — while young adults aged 18–25 trended downward or stable. Here is what the federal data actually says, what it means for the DMV, and why compliant adult-use markets may be part of the reason.