GOP-Led Congressional Committee Votes To Block Marijuana Rescheduling, Defying Trump
A GOP-led House Appropriations Subcommittee voted to include a provision in a funding bill that would block federal marijuana rescheduling, contradicting the Trump administration's announced intent to pursue rescheduling. The vote reflects ongoing congressional divisions over cannabis policy despite executive branch momentum toward reform.
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