The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has again notified an agency judge that the marijuana rescheduling process remains stalled under the Trump administration. It’s been six months since DEA ...

Marijuana rescheduling process at the DEA remains paused, according to a report submitted to an in-house judge at the agency.

Right now, publicly available facts point toward marijuana being reclassified not as Schedule 3 but, rather, as Schedule 2.

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By Steve Neavling The DEA is set to shutter two of its critical offices in China, a move revealed by The Associated Press as the agency grapples with the ongoing challenge of disrupting the flow of ...

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An added layer of federal narcotics agents in Lawrence County will add another layer to the area’s battle against illegal narcotics enforcement. The U.S. Department of Justice office in Philadelphia ...

In an effort to tackle the growing fentanyl crisis and curb the influence of Mexican drug cartels, the Trump administration has appointed veteran counternarcotics agent Derek Maltz as the acting ...

After that, the DEA Administrator can assign an Administrative Law Judge to take on the case, considering evidence and making a final judgment.