Marijuana Industry: Congress Helping Pot Growers Become More Attractive Partner For Banks
An amendment just passed by the House would make the cannabis industry a more attractive partner for financial institutions.
AIDS Experts Of Flight MH17: Cure For Virus ‘May Have Been On That Plane’
Advocates lament the loss of some 100 prominent AIDS researchers aboard Flight MH17.
Apple iPad May Cause Nickel Skin Rashes Along With Other Devices, Medical Journal Warns
Several reports have emerged of allergies caused by the nickel content of tablets, laptops and other devices.
Anthrax Scare: CDC Announces Closure Of Two Labs, Halts Shipment Of Samples From High-Security Labs
CDC, on Friday, shut down two labs that mishandled anthrax and bird flu viruses and barred shipment of samples from high security labs.
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A suspected case may have been a false alarm, but the disease that has killed more than 460 people in West Africa isn't going away.
Transporting Pot Across State Lines: Oregon Police Say Driving While High Is Biggest Concern About Legal Marijuana Purchases in Neighboring Washington
As Washington's first marijuana retail stores open this week, police in nearby Portland, Oregon, may be dealing with more high driving.
In Era Of Legal Marijuana, The Products Are More Potent Than Ever
As Washington opens its first marijuana retail stores this week, experts warn that this dope is way more potent than the 'Summer of Love' weed.
German Coach Downgrades Players' Flu To 'Slight Cold' Ahead Of France Match
German coach Joachim Low said that the flu-like symptoms initially thought to be ailing several of his players were nothing more than "a slight cold," and the team's lineup reflected the downgrade by remaining strong.
Texas Rancher Stumbles On $2M Marijuana Operation
A man in Texas accidentally discovered a massive marijuana-growing operation worth $2 million.
Justices Sotomayor, Ginsburg and Kagan Write Blistering Dissent On New Supreme Court Contraception Ruling
A Christian college said its religious liberty was at stake. Justice Sotomayor said the ruling "undermines confidence" in the High Court.
Sun Pharma Recalls 200 Vials Of Cancer Drug: FDA
The voluntary recall was initiated in April and was classified by the FDA as Class II.
Lacey Wildd, Who Wanted QQQ Implants, Gets More Surgery After TLC’s ‘Strange Addiction’
Lacey Wildd continues her quest to be the adult human Barbie by getting more plastic surgery.
Fear, Cash Shortages Hinder Battle Against Ebola Outbreak
The outbreak has killed 467 people in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone since February, making it the biggest and deadliest ever, according to WHO.
Selfies And Plastic Surgery: How Social Media Is Causing More People To Go Under The Knife For Cosmetic Purposes
Plastic surgeons across the country are treating a younger clientele thanks to the growing demands of social media.
Is Kylie Jenner Taking Attention Away From Kendall? Reality Star Posts Bikini Picture
Kylie Jenner, 16, may be trying to take some attention away from her model sister, Kendall, 18. The reality star posted a revealing bikini photo over the weekend.
Inhaled Insulin: FDA Approval Of MannKind’s Afrezza Gives This Class Of Diabetes Therapies New Lease On Life
Certain diabetics will be able to ditch all or most of the needling associated with their condition.
New ReWalk Robotic Legs Device Approved By FDA To Help Paraplegics
The ReWalk device will help some paraplegics regain mobility.
Idaho Sheriff’s Office Uses Facebook To Find Owner Of Lost Meth Bag
The bag fell off of a motorcyclist who was speeding down an Idaho road.
Kendall And Kylie Jenner Reveal How To Take Perfect Selfie
Kendall and Kylie Jenner share tips on selfie. They learned from the master: older sister Kim Kardashian.
Did Jessica Simpson Get Plastic Surgery? Singer Accused Of Undergoing Pre-Wedding Makeover
Jessica Simpson is rumored to have undergone plastic surgery ahead of her July 4th nuptials.
Ebola Outbreak: Doctors Without Borders Has 'Reached The Reached The Limit Of What It Can Do' In West Africa
Doctors Without Borders is stretched to the breaking point in its battle against the deadly virus in West Africa.
New Data Shows How Unemployment Leads To Obesity
When a salad is more expensive than a Big Mac, it's the poorest who suffer most.
Doctors Without Borders: Ebola Out Of Control In West Africa
Sierra Leone says criticism of its handling of the Ebola outbreak is unfair.
Sao Paulo Dengue Fever Outbreak Concerns World Cup Visitors, Officials
São Paulo is hosting not just World Cup matches but thousands of mosquitoes carrying dengue fever.
Best Hangover Cures: Researchers Still Investigating Perfect Cure For Drinking Too Much, What Causes Hangovers
Alcohol researchers are still investigating precisely what drinking does to our bodies to give us hangovers, and what the best cure could be.
New, Untreatable Chikungunya Virus In Caribbean Affects 4,600, Worries Tourism Officials
In a region dependent on tourism, officials are worried about a new virus that has spread across the Caribbean.
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