Trump Cannabis Rescheduling Order: What It Actually Does
On December 18, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order directing the Attorney General to expedite moving marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act. The internet celebrated like federal cannabis legalization had arrived. It had not. Three months later, marijuana is still a Schedule I substance, the DEA rulemaking is […]
Ohio SB 56: What Cannabis Businesses Must Know Before March 20, 2026
Ohio’s cannabis industry just got a complete rewrite — and most operators don’t even know it yet. Governor DeWine signed Ohio Senate Bill 56 on December 19, 2025, and it takes effect March 20, 2026. That’s not “someday.” That’s ten days from now. If you’re running a dispensary, growing at home, selling hemp products out […]
THCA Flower vs. Licensed Cannabis: What’s Legal in 2026?
What You’ll Learn How the THCA Loophole Works The 2018 Farm Bill’s Delta-9 THC Standard The Chemistry: THCA Becomes THC When You Smoke It The “Total THC” Problem State-by-State Legal Status What Licensed Cannabis Operators Can and Can’t Do What Happens When the Farm Bill Gets Rewritten Frequently Asked Questions Walk into a gas station […]
How Much Does a Dispensary Really Make in 2026?
How much does a dispensary make? You want the real number: the average cannabis dispensary generates between $2 million and $3 million in annual revenue in 2026. But here’s what most of the “dispensary income” articles conveniently skip: after costs, taxes, and especially Section 280E — the federal tax provision that treats your dispensary like […]
THCa Lawsuit: The Litigation Playbook for Licensed Cannabis Operators
Updated February 2026 | Cannabis Industry Lawyer The THCa lawsuit wave has officially begun. In January 2026, a coalition of 20+ licensed Missouri cannabis operators filed a coordinated civil action against dozens of smoke shops selling THCa flower as “legal hemp.” Their argument is straightforward: these products are marijuana disguised as hemp, and selling them […]
Wisconsin’s Medical Cannabis Bill Moves Forward: What SB 534 Allows (and What It Carefully Avoids)
Wisconsin medical cannabis bill SB 534 is moving again, and this time it’s not a symbolic gesture. The Wisconsin Senate Health Committee voted 4–1 to advance a Republican-led medical cannabis proposal sponsored by Senate President Mary Felzkowski and Sen. Patrick Testin. If you want a clear read on what Wisconsin is actually doing, ignore the […]
When Will Cannabis Be Schedule III? The DEA Timeline, CRA “Major Rule” Delay, and Realistic Dates (2026)
] Bottom line: cannabis becomes “Schedule III” in real life only when DOJ/DEA publish a final rule and the effective date arrives. Until then, marijuana remains Schedule I under federal law. Download the Schedule III Roadmap Deck This post matches our on-camera slide deck: the mandatory steps, the controlling statutes, and realistic timing ranges. […]
Nebraska medical cannabis litigation (2026): what to do
Last Updated: January 2026 Nebraska’s medical cannabis program is being built while litigation and politics run alongside it. That’s not a moral judgment—just the operating environment. If you’re applying for a license, your job is to (1) stay compliant under the current rules, (2) avoid structures that become “easy targets” in a contested program, and […]
Nebraska Medical Cannabis Commission rules & meetings (2026)
Last Updated: January 2026 Nebraska is building a new medical cannabis licensing system in public view, in real time. That means your licensing risk is not limited to “what the rule says today.” Your risk is also how the Commission is interpreting, amending, and implementing those rules through meetings, emergency regulations, and guidance. This page […]
Nebraska dispensary license requirements (2026)
Last Updated: January 2026 If you’re applying for a Nebraska dispensary license, “requirements” are not just a checklist. They are the legal gates that determine whether you’re even eligible to be reviewed, and the compliance hooks that can later be used to deny, sanction, or revoke a license. This page summarizes the practical licensing requirements […]