A new hemp definition in Congress' spending bill is reigniting debate over legal cannabis and setting up a fight over CBD and THC small businesses.

“We didn’t ban potatoes just because someone turned them into moonshine. We regulate alcohol. We should do the same with hemp.” By Mike Simpson, Lovewell Farms via Rhode Island Current I co-founded Lo...

The Kentucky senator helped end a loophole in hemp law he championed. Now a $28 billion industry could be destroyed

The state’s unique requirements seek to address concerns about the potency, contamination, labeling and packaging of hemp THC.

A provision in the federal bill reopening the government bans the sale of intoxicating hemp products. Wisconsin hemp businesses are banding together to advocate for their industry.

A federal ban on hemp-derived THC-infused products has brands in the industry contemplating how best to work with lawmakers.

The state’s unique requirements seek to address concerns about hemp THC's potency, contamination, labeling and packaging.

American hemp farmers are reeling after Republicans slipped a provision banning intoxicating hemp products into the deal to reopen the government. Now, industry insiders say that the hemp industry is about to leap into action to overturn the ban — or face destruction. Lukas Gilkey is the co-founder and CEO of Hometown Hero, an Austin, Texas-based hemp business that employs about 200 people across three locations and two states.

The Capitol Hill battle over hemp products underscores the concerns about the increasingly wild market and the widespread medical uses.

Lawmakers want to close a so-called hemp loophole. They might blow up a massive industry in the process.

When Heather Kreider learned that a ban on nearly all consumable hemp products had been added to a congressional spending package earlier this month, she said it felt like a

It’s unclear if Minnesota’s GOP congressmembers will seek a fix, though Rep. Tom Emmer has appeared open to it.

Drinks infused with cannabis' buzzy compound THC are wildly popular and available in many states. But a year from now, the hemp-based products could be banned under a newly approved federal law.

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OpEd: Congress bill to reopen the federal government contained a drastic policy change that could wipe out Kentucky’s legal hemp industry.

The ban on synthetic recreational hemp intoxicants is causing significant collateral damage to Arkansas’s blossoming medicinal CBD industry, with retailers clearing shelves and boutique CBD shops…

A provision in the recent federal spending bill would ban a wide range of hemp-derived cannabinoid products, such as CBD, starting in November 2026. The proposal closes the hemp “loophole,” stemming f...

Jack Sherrie, CEO of Delta Beverages, said he's working with other industry leaders to save THC drinks after Congress passed new restrictions on hemp.