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A volunteer dedicated to educating the public on the harms of marijuana says the president's plan to pardon those charged for possessing pot is merely symbolic but still dangerous.
An attorney says it could be months before a decision is reached in a Colorado cake artist's latest court battle.
A national security analyst calls it sad but predictable to learn the U.S. Air Force is so desperate for new recruits it is willing to ignore drug use in order to get an E-1 in a uniform.
A pro-family group in Arkansas is hopeful that in just a few weeks, the state's voters will turn away a proposal to legalize and tax marijuana.
South Dakotans will vote in November over whether to legalize marijuana in their state, where an opponent of the measure is urging a “no” vote.
The attorney general of Texas is launching an investigation into Twitter bots – and a media expert explains why that matters in this age of "misinformation."
A group of Ohio pastors is planning a two-pronged approach to lead their communities in the fight against drugs.
After almost a year of negotiations, a Christian law firm has secured a lot of money for some California churches that were unconstitutionally shut down during the COVID pandemic.
A "passionate defender of Christian principles" says an affirmative action proposal in New York demonstrates that despite what they say, a certain community actually wants special treatment.
The American public is witnessing a war over news and information, more precisely a fight about who has the right to bring it to you, involving popular podcaster Joe Rogan; the streaming service that carries his show; and a growing army of well-known names who want him punished for spreading “misinformation” about COVID-19.
