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With bright packaging, tinsel tape, coloured string and ‘Don’t open me till Christmas morning!’ tags, “there is no possible ...

With a federal ban on intoxicating hemp products officially signed into law, November saw the most consequential change in U.S. drug policy in decades—and people truly interested in fighting for ...

Share on Pinterest Advocates for the cannabis and hemp industries say regulation is preferable to an outright ban. Image credit: Robert Alexander/Getty Images A provision in the recent federal ...

Thanks to a bill approved as part of the package that ended the federal shutdown, intoxicating hemp products will be federally prohibited as of November 13, 2026, a year after President Donald Trump ...

In Washington State, ingestible hemp products are already effectively banned, but a new soon-to-be-law from the federal government could still shake things up. In passing a bill to reopen the ...

Industrial hemp can be used to make food, clothing and construction materials, but current crops across New South Wales only cover about 1,000 hectares. A new trial showing the crop can be grown in ...

"Having relocated to North Carolina, I don't have access to the dispensary that I've had in Virginia, so I've had to rely on hemp products delivered here in the mail," Kiki Snyder said. Other WRAL Top ...

The legislation to reopen the government also included strict new rules for hemp products that critics say threaten to outlaw mainstream drinks, creams, gummies, oils and vapes. The provision closes a ...

The government is reopened, but the ramifications from the shutdown are far from over. The longest-ever government shutdown concluded Nov. 12 after a 43-day stoppage in pay for many federal employees.

A Maryland couple who grows and sells hemp products says legislation included in the bill to reopen the federal government will put them out of business. The surprise provision in the funding bill ...

Congress this week, as part of a deal to reopen the government, passed a provision that would restrict hemp-derived THC products, a move Minnesota producers say would be a major blow to their business ...