Cannabis consumers have more sex, study finds
Regular marijuana users have about 20 percent more sex than abstainers, according to a new study from researchers at Stanford University.
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Sessions: Drug addiction starts with marijuana. Trump: Just say no (op-ed)
Speaking at separate events Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions and President Donald Trump delivered remarks on drug policy that matched messaging straight out of the 1980s.
What Americans are afraid of in the age of Trump
Just in time for Halloween, Chapman University has released it's fourth annual survey of American fears.
3 million Americans carry loaded handguns with them every single day, study finds
Roughly 3 million Americans carry loaded handguns with them every day, primarily for protection, according to a new analysis of a national survey of gun owners published in the American...
Recreational marijuana is saving lives in Colorado, study finds
Marijuana legalization in Colorado led to a 'reversal' of opiate overdose deaths in that state, according to new research published this week.
American toddlers are still shooting people on a weekly basis this year
On average, someone gets shot by an American toddler a little more frequently than once a week, similar to previous years.
Over 5 percent of arrests in U.S. are for marijuana
In 2016 more people were arrested for marijuana possession than for all crimes the FBI classifies as violent, according to 2016 crime data released by the agency on Monday.
Flint’s lead-poisoned water had a “horrifyingly large” effect on fetal deaths, study finds
The fertility rate in Flint, Michigan, dropped precipitously after the city decided to switch to lead-poisoned Flint River water in 2014, according to a new working paper.
America’s highest-earning state probably isn’t the one you would expect
New York or California, perhaps, home to some of the nation's wealthiest cities? Maryland or Virginia, with their Washington suburbs flush with government cash? Alaska, home of the famous oil...
Teen marijuana use falls to 22-year low, federal report says
Marijuana use among the nation's teens dropped to its lowest level in more than two decades, according to federal survey data released this week.