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Texas Expands Medical Marijuana Access, While Federal Rescheduling Remains Uncertain

Texas broadened its medical marijuana program in September, allowing higher THC concentrations and more qualifying conditions, while the federal government's potential rescheduling of marijuana remains pending.

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Texas Expands Medical Cannabis Access; Employment Protections Remain Unchanged

Texas's House Bill 46, effective September 1, 2025, expands the state's Compassionate-Use Program by raising the THC limit to 10mg per dosage unit, adding conditions like PTSD and chronic pain, and allowing inhalation via medical devices; however, it does not change employer drug testing rights.

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U.S. Teacher Released From Russian Detention After Prisoner Exchange

Marc Fogel, a U.S. citizen and Pennsylvania teacher, was released from Russian detention after three-and-a-half years following a prisoner exchange facilitated by White House envoy Steve Witkoff. Initially sentenced to 14 years for possessing 17 grams of medical marijuana, Fogel's wrongful detention...

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Federal Court Rules Against Banning Gun Ownership for Medical Marijuana Patients

A federal appeals court ruled that the government hasn't justified banning medical marijuana patients from owning guns, challenging a federal law barring "unlawful drug users" from firearm possession, citing a lack of alignment with the nation's historical gun regulations.

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Florida Bill Would Allow Limited Home Growing of Medical Marijuana

Florida Senate Bill 546 proposes to allow registered medical marijuana patients 21 and older to grow up to two cannabis plants at home, sparking debate over its restrictiveness and potential impacts on patient access and the black market.

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