Oregon ‘lost a generation of people’ due to now-reversed liberal drug law, says GOP leader
“You saw overdose deaths, you saw drug usage on the street, crime, homelessness all soared after Democrats put this policy in place.
Trump smiles at question about Congress doing shrooms, teases forthcoming drug policy on podcast
Trump, 78, steered clear of commenting directly on psychedelics specifically during his exchange with Fridman, who has gone on an ayahuasca retreat and conversed with guests about their spiritual experiences on drugs.
‘1000-Lb Sisters’ Amy Slaton leaves zoo on stretcher after camel bite that triggered drug arrest
As if a camel bite wasn’t bad enough, Slaton was arrested shortly after receiving medical attention when local sheriffs allegedly found psychedelic mushrooms and marijuana in her car.
Spike in Asian Americans at MIT proves it was discriminating against them
Although we still need to see the returns from other top schools, the MIT numbers are the first hard post-Supreme Court evidence that the critics were — unsurprisingly — right that affirmative action was a form of systemic discrimination against high-achieving Asian Americans.
Oregon reverses course and recriminalizes possession of hard drugs including fentanyl and heroin
A personal-use possession will be a misdemeanor punishable by up to six months in jail, while the law encourages, but does not mandate, counties in the state to set up treatment alternatives to divert offenders away from the criminal justice system.
Beloved Kansas City chef fatally shot by teens outside his restaurant: ‘He was community’
Mayor Lucas wrote that Brady’s death is “more distress” knowing he was killed “due to violence arising once more in our community,” especially among juveniles, and will put pressure on youth engagement in his city in hopes of “reducing the flood of guns on our streets and available to our children.”
Doctor charged in connection with Matthew Perry’s death appears in court after plea deal reached
One of two doctors charged in connection with Matthew Perry’s death made his first appearance in a federal court in Los Angeles on Friday after reaching a deal to plead guilty and cooperate with prosecutors.
Drug dealer duo’s ‘delivery service’ ferried cocaine from Brooklyn to high-end Hamptons – for 3 times the street price: DA
Alexandr Dyatchin and Michael Khodorkovsky stashed cocaine and MDMA in Mercedes cars filled with “traps” — hidden compartments used for drug smuggling — and peddled those illicit wares to well-heeled customers on the East End of Long Island, according to prosecutors and a 74-count indictment leveled against the pair.
How Trump must use the military to smash the cartels and build the border wall
Actually destroying the cartels is not something that will happen overnight; it will take years of concerted effort and require a fundamentally different approach to our relationship with Mexico, a shift that was begun under the Trump administration but abandoned under Biden and Harris.
Pilot Joseph Emerson wants to fly again after trying to down plane
In the sitdown interview alongside his wife, Sarah, Emerson relived the horrifying moment he spontaneously yanked down two red levers that could have shut down both engines, at 30,000 feet while he was riding in the cockpit jump seat as a standby employee passenger.
Exclusive | Man-bun-wearing Matt Walsh makes liberal white women toast to ‘being racist’ in documentary
Walsh crashed a progressive supper club Race2Dinner commiseration session last year for his upcoming documentary “Am I Racist.” Those dinners, which reportedly cost women up to $5,000, feature two-hour-long “honest” — many say self-loathing — conversations about race typically with eight guests.
US pharmaceutical companies ran drug trials with Chinese military for more than a decade, House committee reveals
“These collaborative research activities raise serious concerns that critical Intellectual Property is at risk of being transferred to the [Chinese military] or being co-opted under the People’s Republic of China’s National Security Law,” said Chairman John Moolenaar (R-Mich.), Ranking Member Raja Krishnamoorthi (D-Ill.), Rep. Neal Dunn (R-Fla.) and Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-Calif.).