Tony Lange

Claims that the DEA conspired with prohibitionists to manipulate the rescheduling process were also among the most-read articles this month.

An administrative law judge asked the agency's lead attorney the question during preliminary proceedings for an upcoming rescheduling hearing.

The cannabis rescheduling buck stops with the DOJ head, according to attorneys arguing that the DEA administrator cannot issue the final rule.

A federal judge ruled that the Department of Homeland Security wrongfully denied an amended H-1B visa petition to one of the company's workers.

One of New York's Cannabis Control Board members asserted skepticism of the state's ability to validate products in the absence of a track-and-trace system.

The outgoing president indicated he will issue additional clemency acts as his administration reviews more petitions.

Administrative Law Judge John Mulrooney points out the DEA’s error yet provides the agency another shot at subpoenaing three FDA officials.

The records come as the state’s average retail price per ounce dropped to another all-time low in November.

Congressional leaders in Washington agreed to invest $10 billion in economic disaster assistance for agriculture in their continuing resolution.

Office of Cannabis Management head Charlene Briner said the state’s regulators are ‘not going to anticipate’ a dispensary sales commencement.