Trump's Medical Cannabis Rescheduling Hands Dispensary Operators Their Biggest Tax Break in Decades
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche signed an order on April 23 reclassifying state-licensed medical marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under federal law - a policy shift that, while short of
Europe Builds a New Rail Corridor Connecting Prague, Berlin, and Copenhagen
A direct passenger rail service linking Prague, Berlin, and Copenhagen has entered regular operation, connecting three major European capitals through a single continuous corridor for the first time.
DEA Locks Down Rescheduling Hearing Schedule, Shuts Out Pro-Reform Voices
The Drug Enforcement Administration's cannabis rescheduling hearing now has a firm timeline and a narrow participant list - and the administrative law judge overseeing the proceedings has made one
Vallejo School District Launches Free Summer Meals Program for Children Under 18
The Vallejo City Unified School District is running a free summer meals program for anyone under 18 years old - no registration, no income qualification, no paperwork. Breakfast and lunch are
Georgia's Strict Cannabis Laws Create Real Compliance and Risk Gaps for Visitors and Operators
Georgia enforces some of the harshest marijuana penalties in the Southeast, and the gap between public perception and legal reality is wide enough to cost visitors their freedom, their immigration
Pay By Bank Gives Cannabis Dispensaries a Compliant Digital Payment Path
Cannabis operators have lived with payment friction for years - cash-heavy drawers, PIN debit workarounds, and compliance exposure baked into nearly every transaction. FLEX Payment Solutions, a
Dutchie Embeds Four AI Tools Directly Into Dispensary POS and E-Commerce
Dutchie has rolled out Consumer AI, a suite of four artificial intelligence tools built directly into its point-of-sale and e-commerce platform, aimed at helping cannabis dispensaries reduce labor
Indiana's $1.8 Billion Cannabis Market Exposes the Limits of Prohibition
Indiana has the most restrictive marijuana laws in the country - and yet Hoosiers are spending an estimated $1.8 billion annually on cannabis products. That figure comes from a new study commissioned
Michigan Regulator Files Complaint After Processor Found Holding Thousands of Untagged Products
Michigan's Cannabis Regulatory Agency has filed a formal complaint against VJAS 1, a licensed cannabis processor operating out of Harrison Township, after an inspection turned up more than 12,000
Green Thumb Industries Director Receives Share Award as Equity Structure Draws Attention
Green Thumb Industries director Richard Reisin received an equity award of 7,290 Subordinate Voting Shares on June 1, 2026, recorded at $0.00 per share - a standard compensation-related grant rather