Transportation Memo: Cannabis Rescheduling Doesn’t Change Drug Testing Rules
Commercially licensed drivers and other transportation employees will continue to face sanctions
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US Supreme Court Expresses Skepticism Over Gun Ban for Cannabis Consumers
Supreme Court Justices heard oral arguments for and against the imposition of a longstanding federal law
Trump Could Forgive Cannabis Convictions If He Wanted To
The current use of presidential clemency raises an uncomfortable question: Who is included in President Donald Trump’s vision of redemption, and who is left out?
Justice Department ‘Should Take About 20 Years’ To Reschedule Marijuana
The Justice Department should “take about 20 years” to finish rescheduling cannabis, says a GOP congressman
Trump’s Cannabis Order Will Still Leave Users At Risk of Prosecution, Experts Say
Justice department is pushing to pursue simple possession cases, and ICE uses cannabis offenses to speed deportation
Trump Weighs Order To Loosen Federal Marijuana Restrictions
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Monday he is considering an executive order to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug
What To Know When The Ban on Most US Hemp Products Goes Into Effect
Congress voted to ban most hemp-derived products last month in a last-minute addition to the spending bill
Trump’s DOJ Allows Federal Prosecutors to Enforce Simple Cannabis Possession Crimes
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Wyoming says the Department of Justice “rescinded” previous guidance under Biden.
Trump Budget Drops Protections For State Medical Cannabis Programs
The Trump administration’s budget request for the 2026 fiscal year drops provisions that have protected state medical cannabis
Trump’s Nominee For DEA Chief Continues Evasive Stance On Marijuana Rescheduling
President Donald Trump’s choice to lead the U.S. Drug Enforcement
