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Federal scheduling process has “gaps” amid ongoing marijuana review (Newsletter: September 24, 2026)

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A new Government Accountability Office report concluded that federal agencies’ policies that govern the drug scheduling process have “gaps” that “may pose a risk”—a finding that comes as the Drug Enforcement Administration is considering broadly rescheduling marijuana.

“DEA does not have any policies or procedures regarding how its staff are to conduct evaluations or schedule substances.”

Rep. Valerie Foushee (D-NC) and Del. James Moylan (R-Guam) filed a bill aimed at protecting consumers from online scams that includes a provision designating cannabis as a “high-risk” product that would require companies advertising it to undergo

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