Anti-Marijuana Attorney General Jeff Sessions Resigns

“Our hope is the next attorney general will recognize that it is not politically popular to escalate the war on drugs,” said one drug reform advocate. Jeff Sessions is out as U.S. Attorney General. The former U.S. Senator from Alabama resigned on Wednesday (Nov. 7), a day after the midterm elections. “At your request I… Continue reading Anti-Marijuana Attorney General Jeff Sessions Resigns

4 Important Reasons to "Keep Coming Back" to AA, Even When We Don't Need To

Don’t underestimate just how powerful your presence at a 12-step meeting can be for another person’s recovery. More than I care to admit, my usual 12-step meeting times will pop up on my calendar and I’ll think to myself, “Can I get away with skipping this one?” A lot of folks in the rooms will… Continue reading 4 Important Reasons to "Keep Coming Back" to AA, Even When We Don't Need To

Medical Marijuana Participation Drastically Drops In Oregon

Experts have a number of theories as to why the state’s medical marijuana program has experienced a 40% drop in participation. The number of people participating in the medical marijuana program in Oregon has dropped by about 40% this year, as more people opt to get their cannabis from recreational outlets rather than navigate the… Continue reading Medical Marijuana Participation Drastically Drops In Oregon

Can Tetris Help Alleviate Anxiety?

Researchers explored whether the classic game could have positive effects on those battling anxiety. Could an old-school video game help ease your anxiety? New research points to yes.  According to NPR, Kate Sweeny, a psychologist at the University of California, Riverside, conducted research into whether the game Tetris can have positive effects for those struggling… Continue reading Can Tetris Help Alleviate Anxiety?

El Chapo Trial Begins In New York City

Joaquín Guzmán is accused of running the Sinaloa drug cartel from 1989 to 2014. The high-security trial for one of the world’s most well-known criminals—Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán—began this week in New York City.  The federal trial, according to AFP, began Monday (Nov. 5) and is expected to last about four months.  Guzmán is accused… Continue reading El Chapo Trial Begins In New York City

Ariana Grande: Therapy Saved My Life So Many Times

“I’ve got a lot of work to do but it’s a start to even be aware that it’s possible.” Singer Ariana Grande has had quite a few painful moments over the last 18 months. From the Manchester Arena bombing at her May 2017 concert to losing her ex-boyfriend, rapper Mac Miller, to a drug overdose… Continue reading Ariana Grande: Therapy Saved My Life So Many Times

Demi Lovato Is Reportedly Out Of Rehab

A source claims the pop star is spending time at a sober living facility in Los Angeles. Singer Demi Lovato is reportedly out of rehab, having achieved 90 days of sobriety following her near-fatal overdose in July.  “She just got back to LA a couple days ago,” a source told PEOPLE. “She seems to be… Continue reading Demi Lovato Is Reportedly Out Of Rehab

Suspect In Deadly Rehab Shooting Taken Into Custody

The suspect denied responsibility for the shooting. A suspect in Monday’s shooting at a California recovery center is now in custody, according to authorities. Authorities believe Davance Lamar Reed was the person who opened fire at Helen Vine Detox Center in San Rafael early Monday morning (Nov. 5). Helen Vine, on Smith Ranch Road, is… Continue reading Suspect In Deadly Rehab Shooting Taken Into Custody

Evolution of a Beard: My Growth as Reflected Through Facial Hair

My hatred and rage grew alongside my father’s beard. Beards represented mental illness. Beards represented embarrassment. Beards represented my failed family. The last time I saw my father without a beard was the night he accused me of being an alien sent to harvest his testicles. It was the summer before I entered eighth grade.… Continue reading Evolution of a Beard: My Growth as Reflected Through Facial Hair

Corrections Officer Accused Of Attempting To Bring Drugs Into Prison

Officers believe the man intended to distribute drugs found in his car to inmates in the jail. A Camden, New Jersey corrections officer has been suspended and charged after allegedly attempting to bring drugs into a correctional facility with the intention of selling them to inmates.  According to NJ.com, Christopher Bowie, 47, was caught with… Continue reading Corrections Officer Accused Of Attempting To Bring Drugs Into Prison

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