Puerto Rico's largest newspaper removes anti-Semitic column from website

Past Pot Use OK For Some White House Jobs Under New Policy

The new policy applies to those who used only cannabis and only in the past.

REEL TALK: 'Crisis' is a gripping portrayal of opioid issues

The opioid crisis isn't a new problem, but it seems to be an enduring one. “Crisis” highlights this as we watch three very different worlds intersect, ...

TerraVida medical marijuana stores acquired by Chicago weed company in $135 million deal

As the COVID pandemic progressed, financial interest in marijuana grew, she said. “We were approached by six companies,” Visco added “I chose ...

Alien Worlds Could Be The Netflix Show That Stoners Have Been Waiting For

The fictional docuseries uses state-of-the-art CGI technology to realize extraterrestrial ecosystems à la "Planet Earth", but there’s a caveat.

Ernest Istook: Oklahoma opioid verdict tests our how government is supposed to work

On appeal is a trial judge's order that a pharmaceutical company must pay $465 million to create 36 new government programs to address the opioid ...

Red White & Bloom Announces Florida Acquisition

In their announcement, the company noted that they will be selling High Times branded products in the Sunshine State.

X the X-Waiver: How Congress can facilitate treatment for opioid abuse

One type of medication for opioid use disorder, called buprenorphine, helps diminish the effects of physical dependence on opioids, such as ...

Oxford proceeds with ordinance to open town to marijuana business

Selectmen back repealing the prohibition on retail adult-use marijuana and not capping the number medical marijuana dispensaries allowed.

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(JTA) — The largest newspaper in Puerto Rico removed from its website an opinion column that blamed the Caribbean nation's economic crisis on the Jews who “control” Wall Street and the U.S. government. The El Nuevo Dia newspaper apologized late last week for publishing the Jan. 8 column by ...

Calvin Klein Takes Heat for Upskirt Ad

Here we go again. Another major corporation offending... well... just about everyone. Everyone that is except maybe pedophiles and teenage boys. With a highly sexualized underwear ad featuring a peek up a young girl's skirt, Calvin Klein has taken their edgy, often offensive ads in the past to new heights... or depending on your perspective new depths!

Biloxi, MIssissippi Mayor A.J. Holloway Goes Into Rehab (UPDATED)

In January of 2015, A.J. Holloway, Mayor of Biloxi, Mississippi checked himself into an alcohol treatment program, aka rehab -- good for him!

'Real Housewives' star Luann de Lesseps enters rehab after drunken arrest

There is nothing real about the TV reality show Real Housewives. Nothing. It's just another so-called reality show that is totally scripted and fake... like everything else on TV. But hold on... apparenlty now we have in fact uncovered one thing that is real. Real Housewives star Luann de Lesseps is a real drunk - really. And into rehab she goes!

Police Arrest Mom-Daughter Hooker Team

A mother-daughter prostitution team is behind bars on Febriary 14 (Valentine's Day!) following their arrest in an undercover sting launched by Florida police. After spotting a backpage.com ad placed by a “SeXy MILF”^[1] with an “Awesome Attitude & Personality” who enjoyed performing oral sex without a condom, a cop called to arrange a $100, 30-minute encounter with “Tamara.” You can see where this one went.

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Past Pot Use OK For Some White House Jobs Under New Policy

REEL TALK: 'Crisis' is a gripping portrayal of opioid issues

TerraVida medical marijuana stores acquired by Chicago weed company in $135 million deal

Alien Worlds Could Be The Netflix Show That Stoners Have Been Waiting For

Ernest Istook: Oklahoma opioid verdict tests our how government is supposed to work

Red White & Bloom Announces Florida Acquisition

X the X-Waiver: How Congress can facilitate treatment for opioid abuse

Oxford proceeds with ordinance to open town to marijuana business