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Medical Marijuana News
“bullet” New Hampshire Senate passed its medical marijuana bill 14-10. “bullet” Illinois religious leaders call for medical marijuana More than 60 religious leaders in Illinois are calling on state senators this week to pass a bill that would allow patients … Continue reading
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Some good news
Washington Post Justice Department officials this morning endorsed for the first time proposed legislation that would eliminate vast sentencing disparities for possession of powdered versus rock cocaine, an inequality that civil rights groups say has disproportionately affected poor and minority … Continue reading
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A Proclamation
Eugene, Oregon WHEREAS: Thirteen states have passed laws allowing for chronically and seriously ill patients to use cannabis with the approval of their physicians; and, WHEREAS: On September 6, 1988, Drug Enforcement Administrations (DEA) own Administrative Law Judge, Francis L. … Continue reading
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This won’t end well…
ZANGABAD, Afghanistan Ö American commanders are planning to cut off the Taliban‰s main source of money, the country‰s multimillion-dollar opium crop, by pouring thousands of troops into the three provinces that bankroll much of the group‰s operations. […] ‹I‰m very … Continue reading
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Traumatic brain injuries or concussions have been treated in rats using a single macro-dose of psilocybin that reduces symptoms and…