President Donald Trump is on pace in his second term to issue more executive orders than any president since Franklin D. Roosevelt. Trump issued just 55 executive orders in 2017, the first year of

Boxing legend Mike Tyson celebrated President Donald Trump's executive order reclassifying marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III drug status.

President Donald Trump on Thursday signed an executive order directing that cannabis be moved to a lower drug schedule, a step aimed at easing restrictions on research and lowering its severity, while leaving the drug illegal under federal law.

On Thursday (Dec. 18), President Donald Trump issued an executive order entitled "Ensuring American Space Superiority." Dominance off Earth is vital to the nation's security and prosperity, according to the document.

President Trump considers rescheduling marijuana to Schedule III despite some strong GOP opposition. House Republicans urge president to keep current classification.

An executive order signed by Maryland Gov. Wes Moore aims to lower energy costs and implement more affordable energy solutions.

The stock of global cannabis company Tilray Brands (NASDAQ: TLRY) was up 28% at its high this week. However, even after the president did, in fact, sign an executive order, Tilray shares lost all of that gain. As of midday on Friday, Tilray stock was actually down 7.4% for the week, according to data provided by S&P Global Market Intelligence.

President Trump's executive order targeting state AI laws faces long odds in the courts, setting the stage for the real battle to play out on Capitol Hill. Why it matters: Trump's order relies on a flimsy interpretation of the Constitution that is ripe for lawsuits,