The Recount on Instagram: "Trump is easing restrictions on cannabis in his latest executive order, which directs the drug be reclassified from a Schedule I narcotic to a Schedule III substance. The move paves the way for the FDA to study its medical uses. “It doesn’t legalize marijuana in any way, shape, or form and in no way sanctions its use as a recreational drug,” Trump said on Thursday at the order signing, adding his executive action is aimed at helping people battling chronic pain. Some o

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The Streets on Instagram: "The federal government has reclassified marijuana as a Schedule III drug. For many years, it was listed as a Schedule I substance, grouped alongside drugs such as heroin and classified as having no accepted medical use. Moving marijuana to Schedule III is a step in the right direction. It helps the public better understand that not all drugs carry the same level of risk, and that some substances are far more toxic and dangerous than others. #homeless #addiction"

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@dailyravepost on Instagram: "Late “come-ups” associated with certain substances are a well-documented phenomenon in nightlife and festival research. Pharmacologists note that when a substance is absorbed more slowly—due to factors like metabolism, hydration levels, physical exertion, or timing of intake—the onset of noticeable effects can be delayed. In environments such as raves, where people are dancing for hours and experiencing constant sensory stimulation, this delay can make the shift fee