
‘A Giant Ship With a Rusty Rudder’: What Six Weeks of Cannabis Rescheduling Has and Hasn’t Changed
On June 29, 2026, one of the most consequential hearings in the history of US cannabis policy, the crucial DEA

On June 29, 2026, one of the most consequential hearings in the history of US cannabis policy, the crucial DEA

Having spent over 30 years in advisory roles in financial markets prior to entering the cannabinoid industry, I lived through

The critical June 29 administrative hearing, set to determine whether the US will extend rescheduling efforts to recreational cannabis, is

For much of the past five years, the cannabis industry has been defined by disappointment. Public equities are down approximately

The US Department of Justice has filed a federal lawsuit seeking $8.3m plus interest from New Jersey-based cannabis multistate operator

Since President Trump issued an executive order to expedite cannabis rescheduling in December 2025, questions over the legal implications of this

As the industry’s (more than justified) excitement over last week’s rescheduling announcement begins to subside, the regulatory reality is settling

After years of false starts, political delays and administrative paralysis, the United States federal government has taken its first concrete

Cannabis stocks have once again been sent flying in the wake of the latest hint of progress on cannabis rescheduling

US cannabis rescheduling is unlikely to trigger a land grab. Instead, it has the potential to reprice medical intellectual property

As the excitement around President Donald Trump’s executive order to push forward with cannabis rescheduling has faded, the bill is

From the euphoric highs of 2018’s ‘green rush’ to the sharp corrections and structural stasis that have followed, cannabis equities

When Maryland Gov. Wes Moore signed a law on April 22 exempting employee stock ownership plans (ESOPs) from the state’s strict five-year license-hold requirement for cannabis businesses, he opened up an exit strategy for founders.

As the cannabis rescheduling project hangs in the balance, two Republican senators are attempting to ensure that one of its