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According to recent reporting, a provision tucked into the current federal spending bill would effectively ban many hemp-derived intoxicating THC products—edibles, drinks, vapes—that have proliferated since the 2018 Farm Bill.

🌿 In October 2025, thirty-nine state attorneys general called on Congress to ban intoxicating hemp-derived THC products — a move that could reshape cannabis access nationwide. Sage Monroe from OMNI Medical breaks down what this means for patients, caregivers, and clinicians across America.

Congress is weighing a dramatic change to federal hemp law — a “zero THC” standard that could ban many CBD, delta-8, and THCA products. What would this mean for medical marijuana patients and adult-use consumers? Here’s the breakdown, based on official congressional sources.

Congress is pushing back against marijuana reform, with new federal proposals that could stop cannabis rescheduling and ban hemp-derived cannabinoids like Delta‑8. This graphic highlights the growing tension in U.S. cannabis policy in 2025.

In a major legal development with national implications, the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that medical marijuana patients in Florida may not be lawfully stripped of their Second Amendment rights—even though cannabis remains federally illegal.

In a major regulatory mess-up, New York state revealed it had mismeasured buffer zones around schools — allowing dozens of cannabis dispensaries to operate too close to educational campuses.

Feds hit snooze on banning medical weed—again. What Florida MMJ patients need to know to stay protected (and why your card is still your shi

In a move sending shockwaves through the cannabis and patient advocacy world, a Trump-aligned U.S. Attorney is targeting a state-licensed...

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The U.S. cannabis industry is feeling the ripple effects of newly reimposed tariffs on goods from China—and medical marijuana patients may start noticing changes in pricing, availability, and the overall patient experience.

In a significant move for Florida’s medical cannabis community, State Representative Alex Andrade has introduced House Bill 555 (HB 555), ai

Medical cannabis patients, dispensary owners, and advocates have long faced hurdles due to outdated federal banking restrictions. A long-awa

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Protecting Medical Marijuana Rights for Florida’s Government Employees: A New Bill in Action

As we kick off 2025, medical cannabis patients have a major legal development to consider: a federal judge in Texas has ruled that prohibiti

A recent Florida court ruling is making waves in the medical cannabis landscape, shedding light on the…

The process to reschedule marijuana under federal law is facing a legal challenge that could have significant implications for cannabis...

The world of medical cannabis is on the brink of significant change. From federal rescheduling to Florida’s upcoming Amendment 3 vote,...

Florida's Explosive Growth in Medical Cannabis: An In-Depth Analysis The latest report from the Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU)...

Cannabis has many beneficial uses, but it’s important to be aware of the potential risks, especially when it comes to cannabis poisoning.