People aren’t just asking budtenders about weed anymore. They’re asking AI — and it might be reshaping cannabis shopping.

Cannabis moving from Schedule I to Schedule III is not federal legalization, but it is the biggest crack in outdated drug policy in decades. Here is what the shift actually means for businesses, patients, and every US state.

Wiz Khalifa has been handed a nine-month prison sentence in Romania over cannabis possession tied to a live performance. Different country, same war on weed.

Photo by Tom Fisk For an industry that’s been treated like a criminal enterprise for decades, this is not a small moment. Reports are circulating that Donald Trump is considering signing an executive order to reclassify cannabis from Schedule I to Schedule III under the Controlled Substances Act. Translation: the federal government would officially acknowledge that cannabis has medical value and isn’t on the same tier as drugs with “no accepted use.” Cue the chaos. Cannabis

Canada’s cannabis beverage aisle was turning into a candy shop. JUST Seltzers finally showed up with low sugar, clean flavour, and drinks made for adults, not dessert lovers.

Joe Rogan thinks the new THC ban is not about public health at all but a strategic move by Big Alcohol to slow down cannabis. The theory sounded wild at first, yet the timing feels too perfect to ignore.

Stoners aren’t on the couch anymore. They’re at the gym, vibing through workouts and proving cannabis and fitness are the new power couple. Here’s why the movement is exploding.

Rohan Marley just admitted he smoked herb on the White House lawn and called it his “ice cream with the cherry on top.” A PEOPLE exclusive sparked the story, but BLUNTLY gives you the real cultural tea.