Did Texas make marijuana possession a felony after 70% of voters supported legalization?
Texas did not make marijuana possession a felony, but the state has changed its laws to allow for medical use and decriminalization of small amounts.
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Texas did not make marijuana possession a felony, but the state has changed its laws to allow for medical use and decriminalization of small amounts.
The claim about 10 specific COVID-19 vaccine claims investigated during Trump’s second term cannot be verified with the provided sources.
The claim of lab-grown eggs being sold in the US is unverified.
The claim about Natalie Harp’s cancer survival story cannot be verified with the provided sources.
Lemons are not manmade but have a long history of cultivation and domestication.
There is insufficient evidence to verify or refute the claim that Hakeem Jeffries took $300K from healthcare PACs before opposing Medicare for All.
The claim that UNICEF did not disprove a famine in Gaza is unverified due to insufficient sources.
The claim that RFK Jr. falsely claims new evidence supports splitting the MMR vaccine cannot be verified with the provided sources.
The claim is accurate; the Cancer Act 1939 does not prohibit curing cancer.
The claim that smear test brushes are safe cannot be verified with the provided sources.
The claim about an unvaccinated Canadian man named Garnet Harper being denied a kidney transplant is unverified.
The claim about a Texas deputy using 83,000 Flock cameras to track a woman after an abortion lacks sufficient evidence in the provided sources.
The claim cannot be verified with the provided sources.
The claim about RFK Jr.'s testimony regarding brain damage preventing him from holding a job during divorce proceedings is unverified.
The claim about Fauci not covering up data on a high miscarriage rate for the COVID-19 vaccine lacks sufficient evidence.