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* FDA wants hemp on health incident form; CA marijuana tax hike; OR cannabis lounge initiative; MI psychedelics; WI legalization poll.
  * Rep. Andy Harris (R-MD) is not worried about the Senate rejecting his legislation to federally ban many hemp products.
  * Oregon activists are preparing to submit signatures for an initiative to legalize cannabis social lounges.
  * Michigan lawmakers filed a bill to legalize psilocybin for people with PTSD.
  * A California tax hike on marijuana will take effect next week.
  * New York lawmakers sent Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) a bill to extend the deadline for some marijuana businesses to submit electronic tax returns.
  * A new poll shows that two in three Wisconsin voters now support legalizing marijuana.
  * Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) questioned Attorney General Pam Bondi about Chinese-run illegal marijuana growing operations in her state.
  * A study of Oklahoma home values found that "high-grower (but not high-dispensary) counties saw housing value increases of roughly 20% post-legalization when compared to neighboring states where marijuana remains illegal."

Congressman Says Federal Hemp Ban Should Pass Senate

Jun 27, 2025

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Tom Angell

Marijuana Moment

What's up, fellow enthusiasts? We’ve got a mixed bag of news this week that highlights the constant tug-of-war for our rights. On the federal front, Maryland Rep. Andy Harris is pushing hard to ban a wide range of hemp products—a move that could seriously threaten accessibility for many. Meanwhile, the FDA is looking to track health incidents related to hemp, and California is unfortunately rolling out a marijuana tax hike that hits consumers' wallets.

It’s not all buzzkills, though! Oregon activists are gathering signatures to legalize social consumption lounges by 2026, which would be a massive win for community culture. Over in Wisconsin, public support for legalizing has hit a solid two-thirds, and Michigan is exploring psilocybin for PTSD.

This matters to everyday tokers because it shows that while some regulators are trying to tighten the reins, the momentum for social freedom and medicinal access is undeniable. Seeing D.C. out-of-state registrations jump 435% proves that people are hungry for legal, safe options. Stay loud, stay informed, and keep an eye on those Oregon lounges!

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