White House backs bill to keep hemp THC products legal, GOP sponsor says (Newsletter: July 23, 2026)
The White House has indicated support for legislation aimed at maintaining the legal status of hemp-derived THC products, according to a Republican bill sponsor. The newsletter also covers related cannabis policy developments including Senate marijuana insurance coverage proposals and a study on marijuana's potential to reduce opioid use.
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