Topic: DEA

Marijuana rescheduling leaves regulators and sellers cautiously optimistic

• Hemp Farming Act of 2018 introduced by Sen. Mitch McConnell
• You might feel paranoid visiting the Drug Enforcement Administration museum
• The DEA wants an illegal grow house registry. Colorado realtors think that’s a bad idea.
• A Boulder entrepreneur helped to bring chai tea to the mainstream. Now, he hopes to do the same with CBD.
• CBD debuts at world’s largest natural products trade show, heralded as “next big thing”
• Lawsuit challenging Sessions and DEA on marijuana’s Schedule I status dismissed by federal judge
• Federal appeals court hears hemp industry lawsuit challenging DEA’s position on CBD
• Trial begins for advocates suing Sessions and the DEA over marijuana’s Schedule I status
• Hemp industry lawsuit challenging DEA’s position on CBD picks up support of 28 U.S. legislators
• Can legal marijuana survive the disapproving glare of Jeff Sessions?
• World Health Organization: Initial review of CBD doesn’t warrant scheduling
• Scientists call on feds to allow research on CBD for pets
• DEA finalizing Schedule II status for synthetic THC drug Syndros
• DEA finalizes quota of government-grown marijuana for 2018 research: 978 pounds
• As Trump prepares to declare opioid emergency, victims of crisis want action more than words
• Congress demands answers from DEA on spread of opioids
• Family-run plumbing business was front for illegal marijuana grow op in Massachusetts
• Can President Trump solve the opioid epidemic?
• “People die”: Former DEA division chief fought big pharma and lost
• Jeff Sessions calls for “more competition” among medical marijuana growers for research
• Trump calls drug czar pick “a great guy” but he will “look into” connections to big pharma
• How Congress helped drug company lobbyists derail the DEA’s war on opioids
• Feds nab 2,300 plants in high desert Nevada raid
• DEA likely to get “a lot more aggressive” if California can’t shut down black market

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