All of our recent articles
Every story we published Oct 26 – Nov 1, in one place: 10 stories.
Here’s everything we published. Catch up on what you missed, then share the one that surprised you most.
Starting December 11, Federal Law Caps Hemp Products at 0.4 Milligrams of THC
Monday, October 26 · On December 11, federal law will cap finished hemp products at 0.4 milligrams of total THC per container, a limit that nearly every hemp gummy, drink, vape and THCA flower jar on shelves today exceeds. Read the story →
The Hemp Ban Hands Licensed Cannabis Its Stickiest Customer. New York's Drink Shelf Is Already Up 33% in Units.
Monday, October 26 · For three summers, the easiest way to try THC in America has been a can. Read the story →
New York Sold $1.41 Billion of Cannabis Through September. The State's $2.6 Billion Forecast Isn't Happening.
Tuesday, October 27 · New York's licensed dispensaries sold $1.41 billion of cannabis in the first nine months of 2026. Read the story →
US Legal Cannabis Is Back on Pace for $30 Billion in 2026, One Year After Its First Decline
Tuesday, October 27 · Legal cannabis in the United States is on track to sell about $30 billion in 2026. Read the story →
Florida's Legalization Push Fell 96,470 Signatures Short. Now It Starts Over for 2028.
Wednesday, October 28 · Florida's adult-use cannabis amendment finished 96,470 valid signatures short of the 880,062 it needed, so voters won't see it on the November 2026 ballot. Read the story →
New Jersey Cannabis Hit $1.16 Billion in 2025. In 2026 It's Flat, and Medical Is Down to $46 Million.
Thursday, October 29 · New Jersey sold $1.164 billion of cannabis in 2025, its best year yet. Read the story →
Nobody's Handing Out Edibles on Halloween
Thursday, October 29 · The yearly THC-candy scare rests on one careless couple in Winnipeg. The real risk to children is in their parents' kitchen cabinets. Read the story →
The Kids Quit. The Grown-Ups Didn't.
Friday, October 30 · What the federal numbers say about nicotine and cannabis, from 8th grade to middle age Read the story →
The DEA Hit Pause and Cannabis Stocks Lost a Fifth. Here's Where Every Big Name Stands.
Friday, October 30 · A DEA judge paused marijuana rescheduling on September 29, and the cannabis ETF MSOS fell 22% in four weeks. The businesses are mostly making money. The stocks are waiting on Washington. Read the story →
The State of Legal Weed, Part 2: What Changed in October
Saturday, October 31 · A month after our state-by-state look at America's legal weed market, the map hasn't moved, but New York is having its best year yet, Massachusetts votes on shutting its stores, and Washington hit pause. Read the story →
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