In a significant shift, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is advocating for the incorporation of psychedelics within the Republican Party, aiming to make these substances mainstream with potential military applications. He claims that psychedelic therapy for veterans could be implemented within a year under a supportive administration. While federal enthusiasm is limited, states like Colorado are leading national reforms in psychedelic policy. Recent discussions highlight the pressing need for regulatory changes as experts suggest that current treatment regulations are nearing a tipping point. Amidst this movement, New Zealand has appointed its first psilocybin prescriber, and there are growing efforts to address PTSD in soldiers using psychedelics like magic mushrooms and MDMA.