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The White House used an $87.6 billion war-funding supplemental to put its weight behind protecting full-spectrum CBD, the clearest sign yet of where the administration wants the November hemp question to land. Congress still has to act on it, of course. Including a Senate that is growing increasingly hostile toward the White House. The rest of the day fills in around that: the DEA would rather not put its own harms witness on the stand next week, banks are easing away from hemp before the rules bite, and the numbers arrived quietly, a Census cannabis-tax dip and a Michigan medical market down to $322,350 in a month.
⚖️ The DEA ducks its own witness
🏦 Banks back away from hemp
📉 Michigan's medical market vanishes
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