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The Senate passed an overnight vote on a temporary funding bill that would keep federal agencies operating through December 11 and avoid a government shutdown, though the measure still requires House approval and the president's signature.
A plan to delay the Nov. 12 hemp products ban could allow lawmakers to overturn it permanently.
The GOP takes aim at one of its own. Plus: debate on THC gummies, drinks gums up the Senate; another farm-bill fail; and more The post D.C. Memo: A Schwarze schism in the GOP appeared first on MinnPost.
A one-month reprieve, which could be extended, buys the hemp-derived THC industry more time to avoid a federal ban on their increasingly popular products. The post U.S. Senate throws Minnesota’s hemp-based THC drinks and gummies industry a lifeline appeared first on MinnPost.
The low-dose THC industry that makes the popular beverages and edibles you see at liquor and convenience stores and breweries got a sliver of hope Sunday in the face of a looming federal prohibition of the key ingredient they need for their products. Sen. Amy Klobuchar, who is a candidate for governor of Minnesota, said […]
A Democratic congressman has filed a new bill that would drastically overhaul how drugs are classified under the Controlled Substances Act (CSA), including by letting states effectively force federal rescheduling by changing their own local laws. Under current law, federal…
Raw material from hemp stalks and roots could strengthen recycled paper, extending the life of reused paper fibers and improving mechanical performance in one of the world’s largest paper-recycling markets, […]
The circus continues to wind down for the clowns in the U.S. intoxicating “hemp” industry, who are running out of maneuvers to stop a federal crackdown after congressional leaders blocked […]
Here’s how a new law will change Minnesota’s cannabis and hemp industries MPR News