The US Officially Reschedules Cannabis, Partly….
After years of false starts, political delays and administrative paralysis, the United States federal government has taken its first concrete step toward rescheduling cannabis.
After years of false starts, political delays and administrative paralysis, the United States federal government has taken its first concrete step toward rescheduling cannabis.
After two years of speculation, rumours, stock swings, broken promises, and political theatre, President Donald Trump officially signed an executive order (EO) to push cannabis rescheduling through on Thursday (December 18).
Cannabis Rescheduling fervour has once again reached dramatic levels following media reports that President Donald Trump is considering pushing through the long-touted move via an executive order.
The United States is intensifying its controversial overseas ‘war on drugs’ even as a prolonged government shutdown paralyses domestic policy, a combination that threatens to reshape the outlook for cannabis reform and regulation This morning, news broke that the US military had carried out another series of airstrikes on alleged drug traffickers in the Eastern…
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A new million-dollar ad campaign funded by the US cannabis industry is set to be launched across the US, appearing to be tailored directly to win the favour of President Donald Trump.
Controversial former congressman and Trump loyalist Matt Gaetz sent cannabis stocks rallying last week after suggesting in an op-ed that cannabis rescheduling could be ‘on the horizon’.
Chad Chronister, the Florida county sheriff chosen by President-elect Donald Trump to lead the US Drug Enforcement Administration, abruptly withdrew his nomination for the post Tuesday.
Following the short-lived candidacy of Matt Gaetz for US Attorney General in President elect Donald Trumps new cabinet, the outlooks for cannabis reform under the incoming government is now looking much more complex.