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Anti-Marijuana Group Hires Trump’s Former Attorney General For Lawsuit To Block Rescheduling Move Directed By President

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January 2, 2026

[#item_full_content] A leading marijuana prohibitionist group says it’s retained the legal services of President Donald Trump’s former attorney general, Bill Barr, to sue to reverse federal marijuana rescheduling if and when the pending rule is finalized. And they’ll also be filing a petition through the administrative process to keep cannabis strictly prohibited. Trump earned bipartisan applause Anti-Marijuana Group Hires Trump's Former Attorney General For Lawsuit To Block Rescheduling Move Directed By President Read More

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by spectrumnews1.com on January 15, 2026
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by Olivia Evans on January 15, 2026
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Ice-T's New Jersey Marijuana Dispensary Permanently Closes
by Zoe Denise on January 9, 2026
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by Matthew Keck on January 8, 2026
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More retailers join legal battle over cannabis licenses in Menominee, Michigan
by Ben Krumholz, FOX 11 News on January 8, 2026
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Take a look inside Lexington’s first medical marijuana dispensary, opening soon
by Aaron Mudd on January 8, 2026
The dispensary will open with a limited supply in one of Lexington’s busiest shopping districts.
Weed dispensary co-owned by rapper Ice-T closes after less than a year
by Brad Matthews on January 8, 2026
A weed dispensary co-owned by rapper and "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" actor Ice-T has closed after less than a year in business.
Looming THC hemp ban could have impact for Michigan cannabis consumers
by Adrienne Roberts on January 8, 2026
Michigan consumers have been able to buy hemp-derived intoxicating vapes and gummies at gas stations and smoke shops. That is expected to change soon.
Supply woes still hampering Kentucky medical marijuana launch
by Margaret Jackson on January 7, 2026
Kentucky could have as many as two medical marijuana dispensaries open by the middle of the month.
New Hampshire House Passes Bills To Legalize Marijuana And Let Dispensaries Convert To For-Profit Status
by Kyle Jaeger on January 7, 2026
The New Hampshire House of Representatives has approved a bill to legalize marijuana in the state—though its chances of passage in the Senate remain dubious, and the governor has expressed clear opposition to the reform. Also on Wednesday, the House passed a proposal to allow medical cannabis dispensaries to become for-profit businesses. The marijuana legalization
Kentucky’s first medical marijuana dispensary prepares to reopen after selling out
by Madylin Goins on January 7, 2026
Kentucky’s first medical cannabis dispensary is gearing up to reopen after inventory ran out within its first week in business.
Jersey City dispensary, co-owned by Ice-T, closes after eight months
by Lucas Frau on January 6, 2026
The Medicine Woman Dispensary in Jersey City, co-owned by rapper and actor Ice-T, has closed after less than a year in business.
Is it legal in Florida to smoke weed? Here's the law in 2026
by C. A. Bridges on January 6, 2026
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Chicago Catholic university offers courses on running cannabis dispensaries
by Fox News on January 6, 2026
DePaul University in Chicago offers cannabis dispensary management courses as marijuana businesses boom, with dispensaries growing across the country.
Judge allows lawsuit challenging Michigan’s new 24% marijuana tax to proceed
by Gus Burns | fburns@mlive.com on January 6, 2026
Cannabis industry claims the new wholesale tax could push consumers to illicit markets, contradicting the original intent of the 2018 legalization measure.
What to know as Kentucky's first medical weed processor begins production in NKY
by James Pilcher, WKRC on January 5, 2026
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New marijuana tax in Michigan sparks concern among dispensaries and customers alike
by Alli Baxter on January 5, 2026
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by Michael Muckian on January 5, 2026
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Florida adult-use marijuana legalization support dips amid DeSantis’ ‘political war’
by Chris Roberts on January 16, 2026
Florida voters are cooling on cannabis legalization. An ongoing effort from state officials to "sabotage" a ballot effort may play a role.
Ice-T’s New Jersey marijuana store closes amid lawsuit, celebrity cannabis struggles
by Margaret Jackson on January 16, 2026
It's at least the third celebrity-connected New Jersey cannabis store to falter despite surging growth in the state market.
University of Lynchburg launches new Cannabis Career Certificate programs in partnership with Green Flower
by Staff Writer on January 16, 2026
The University of Lynchburg has launched a new suite of online Cannabis Career Certificate programs, developed in partnership with Green Flower, the leader in cannabis education. The following new courses align with the cannabis industry’s most in-demand job sectors, creating a clear, credible path for students to enter the industry: “We’re proud to collaborate with Green Flower to deliver high-quality, workforce-aligned cannabis education,” said John A. Zinn III, executive director of the Professional Development Institute. “We’ve seen the strongest interest in medical and healthcare-focused cannabis courses, which aligns with the University of Lynchburg’s strengths in health sciences and medical education.” The first cohort begins on Tuesday, Jan. 13, with new start dates offered every eight weeks. To learn more about the new courses and enroll, visit pdi.lynchburg.edu. Courses feature 50-plus cannabis industry leaders and subject-matter experts, updated curricula, accessible pricing, and robust career support through Green Flower’s Cannabis Career Resource Center — all designed to help people start or grow their cannabis careers. Recognizing that education alone isn’t enough for career success, Green Flower and the University of Lynchburg provide every certificate participant with access to the Cannabis Career Resource Center, which offers: “These new Cannabis Career Certificates are built to match exactly what employers are hiring for in each sector of the cannabis industry,” said Max Simon, Green Flower’s CEO and founder. About Green Flower Founded in 2014, Green Flower is the industry leader in cannabis education, empowering thousands of professionals, regulators, and businesses with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the legal cannabis industry. Green Flower’s content and technology platform powers cannabis education programs at leading universities and colleges nationwide and provides learning and compliance solutions for cannabis companies of all sizes. About the Professional Development Institute: The Professional Development Institute empowers individuals, organizations, and communities by providing high-quality noncredit certificates, professional training programs, and lifelong learning opportunities.Through flexible online courses, strategic industry partnerships, and a learner-centered mission, PDI helps people build skills, advance careers, and stay competitive in a rapidly evolving world. Learn more at pdi.lynchburg.edu.
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