Massachusetts Cannabis Cafes Approved!

Massachusetts cannabis cafes are now legal under the new social consumption licenses

Nearly 10 years after legalization and the approval by voters for recreational weed consumption cafes, the Massachusetts Cannabis Control Commission (CCC) has approved new regulations for social cannabis use. These regulations include three types of licenses, outlined framework for cannabis consumption spaces, and permitted consumption in sites such as cafés, lounges and yoga studios in…

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Delaware Plans to Ease Up On Public Marijuana Smoke

A women smoking weed in a public Delaware park

Repetition has reigned in the world of cannabis legalization. As new states permit sale, possession and consumption, verbiage is often borrowed from other legal states for drafting laws. One consistent “no-no” across the United States is low to zero tolerance for public cannabis use. Some Delaware lawmakers, however, are aiming to distance a bit from…

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What Schedule III Cannabis Means for Research

Chemist hosting test tubes of cannabis oil in a cannabis research laboratory studying Schedule III drug classification

Since the end of 2025, cannabis rescheduling news has made national headlines due to the President’s order to begin the rescheduling process to a schedule III. But what’s a schedule 3 drug? Schedule 3 drugs have a moderate to low potential for abuse, while Schedule 1 are high abuse risks. Is marijuana a schedule 3…

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President Reclassified Cannabis, DEA Says Not That Simple

An artsy photo of the U.S. Capitol as a representation of federal cannabis policy and marijuana reclassification news

President Trump signed an order Dec. 18, 2025, to reschedule cannabis from Schedule I (drugs with a high abuse risk) to Schedule III (drug with moderate to low potential for abuse). In this context, controlled and scheduled have the same meaning. Let’s examine what is next in this process, who supports and opposes this change,…

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