Kansas state lawmaker apologizes for racist remark

Canada's poorest residents more vulnerable to opioid-related harm, study finds

A new University of Waterloo study is the first ever to find a link between socio-economic status and opioid-related harm at a national level in ...

Farm Cut Provides a Model for Cannabis Farming and Collaboration

In 2022, in the heart of late-stage capitalism, collaboration instead of competition in any space is rare and nearly a thing of the past. Farm Cut is aiming to change that. While other brands are vying for who... Read more ...

After Almost a Year, Still No Verdict in West Virginia Opioid Trial - The Intelligencer

(AP) — Last July, a federal judge in West Virginia heard closing arguments in the first lawsuit to go to trial over the U.S. opioid addiction epidemic ...

Albany may consider reparations for residents affected by marijuana laws - Times Union

A new Common Council proposal calls for revenues from recreational marijuana sales in the...

Brittney Griner Goes to Trial in Moscow Court Over Drug Charges

Brittney Griner, the American basketball star who has been held in a Russian prison since her February arrest over drug smuggling charges, appeared in a Moscow court for the start of her trial on Friday.

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Opioid-Related Deaths Reach Record High in Canada - Medscape

The number of apparent opioid toxicity deaths increased by 96% in the first year of the pandemic (April 2020 to March 2021), compared with the ...

Virginia: Changes to Marijuana Laws Take Effect July 1 - NORML

Today marks the one year anniversary of legalization in Virginia and multiple changes to marijuana law take effect. Public Possession.

California Bill to Require Cannabis Warnings About Mental Disorder Risks Advances

Should cannabis products in California come with warnings about rare, adverse reactions for people living with schizophrenia and other mental illnesses, or does it fuel false or exaggerated beliefs about cannabis?

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Kansas state lawmaker apologizes for racist remark. The Republican ... “He needs to apologize to somebody, if nothing else the individuals of color in his own community,” she said. ... “I was wrong, I regret my comments, and I sincerely apologize to anyone whom I have hurt,” Alford said in the statement.

Chevy Chase Back Into Rehab For His 30-Year Tuneup

Chevy Chase has checked into the infamous Hazelden Addiction Treatment Center in Minnesota to treat his continuing abuse of alcohol. In typical PR fashion the excuse for the man who was Fletch will make you wretch. His rep stated it's only a "tune-up" because the aging actor "wants to be the best he can be." Well, we think too much "bottoms-up" has clearly made him "the worst that he is" and so into rehab he goes.

Former Washington Redskins Cornerback Fred Smoot Found Not Guilty

Back in November of 2014, Fred Smoot, former cornerback for the Washington Redskins was arrested and charged with misdemeanor domestic assault. However on January 5, 2015 his ordeal came to an end. The verdict: not guilty!

Ryan Leaves Jail

Maybe Ryan Leaf is a name you haven't heard of. But Mr. Leaf has been having his fair share of problems in recent years. And now he's officially "out of jail!"

Green Bay Packers Jarrett Bush Arrested For Public Intoxication, But Won't Be Charged

In the beginning of March 2015 Green Bay Packers corner-back Jarrett Bush was arrested for public intoxication in northern California. Fortunately for him in the end he won't be charged. And if someone can help us out here, is this possibly some fancy move out of a football playbook?

Professional Boxer Mike Alvarado Arrested

On January 3, 2015 Professional Boxer Mike Alvarado was arrested in his home-town of Denver, CO during what was seemingly a routine traffic stop. The result for Mike was anything but routine.

Afroman Arrested For Punching Female Fan At Concert

On February 17 2015, Joseph Edgar Foreman, aka Afroman, was arrested after sucker punching a woman who was dancing on stage during a concert in Biloxi, Mississippi. Not only does this city have a problem with a Mayor who is a drunkard, it also has a problem with washed up rap stars randomly punching women. This city must have some sort of Bermuda Triangle effect!

Hey, No One Listens To U2 Anymore

Over here at Into Rehab, we like apologies. And Bono is apparently apologizing... for an apology! While this isn't a celebrity acting his worst, we still feel it's a story we couldn't resist.

OzzyOsbourne - His Memory Is The Price Of Drug Abuse

Past Life Of Drug Abuse Takes Toll On The Memory Of Ozzy Osbourne

The self proclaimed Prince of Darkness of the rock and roll world, Ozzy Osbourne has had a really dark past that includes drug and alcohol abuse.

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Canada's poorest residents more vulnerable to opioid-related harm, study finds

Farm Cut Provides a Model for Cannabis Farming and Collaboration

After Almost a Year, Still No Verdict in West Virginia Opioid Trial - The Intelligencer

Albany may consider reparations for residents affected by marijuana laws - Times Union

Brittney Griner Goes to Trial in Moscow Court Over Drug Charges

Opioid-Related Deaths Reach Record High in Canada - Medscape

Virginia: Changes to Marijuana Laws Take Effect July 1 - NORML

California Bill to Require Cannabis Warnings About Mental Disorder Risks Advances