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Some researchers have suggested that neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and multiple sclerosis may have a microbial origin; thus, inexpensive repurposed drugs may be the cure.

"A drug dealer who carries a badge is still a drug dealer..."

A new study has discovered another side effect of the new weight loss drugs ─ shrinking grocery bills. Researchers at Cornell University's SC Johnson College of Business found that people taking a GLP-1 obesity drug, such as Ozempic, saved money on food spending. Not only...

Footage supplied by Peru's national police agency show the Grinch, dressed in Santa’s jacket, running down a street in southern Lima with a sledgehammer slung over his shoulder.

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Guest post by Joe Hoft at JoeHoft.com – republished with permission State’s Audit Reveals Rampant Abuse of Psychotropic Drugs on Children in State Care Republished with permission from AbleChild A recent audit conducted by the Massachusetts Office of the State Auditor reveals that the Department of Children and Families (DCF) apparently is really bad at doing its job and the fact that the well-being of children is at stake makes the incompetence incomprehensible.

A woman was fined after officers seized over 700 pounds of illegal bologna hidden within her suitcases.

Teton County Sheriff's Deputy Ashley Hayes detained a woman and her boyfriend because they "were at a gas station an abnormal amount of time." They were ultimately held for over 90 minutes, while a drug dog was brought to the scene, unsuccessfully searching them for drugs. The boyfriend was arrested for refusing to sit on a curb during the detention, despite the fact that no crime had even been alleged to have occurred. The video went viral locally, with many residents calling for the termination of the deputy. The sheriff acknowledged the existence of the video, but has refused to comment on the situation due to the pending (bogus) charges against the boyfriend. So basically, a couple went to the gas station, and then got harassed by some cops for no actual justified reason.

…it’s society

Authorities seized $5 million worth of methamphetamine that was disguised as a large shipment of watermelons.

A man who was arrested for threatening a Burger King employee with a gun for not accepting drugs as payment has been sentenced to over a century in prison.

Even though it's perfectly legal to board an airline in the United States with any amount of cash, the TSA and the DEA are running a scam where they will attempt to seize that cash, even where you are not suspected of having committed any crime. Then they make you fight to regain your cash, which can take years and thousands of dollars in legal fees. The government makes a lot of money this way and it has nothing to do with investigating or fighting crime. This is rare footage of exactly how they run this scam.

This 18 year old country music singer from Montana was pulled over for speeding by a state trooper who is looking for reasons to accuse him of driving intoxicated. Even though he blew a 0.0 showing he had no alcohol in his system, and even though he did all the stupid human tricks he was asked to do, and even though he was 100% polite and cooperative with the officer, he was still wrongfully arrested and charged. A blood test taken after the arrest showed what any rational police officers should have known: that the kid was completely sober. Yet this happened to him. He wrote a song about it.

By targeting pharmacy benefit managers, the FTC will advance the Biden admin’s war on American business, expand government power, and raise drug costs for all Americans.

The drugs originated in Cambodia and traveled through Thailand, intended for sale in more luxurious markets in neighboring areas such as Australia, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Malaysia.

A DEA agent accused of killing a cyclist in Salem while on duty had his case presented before a federal appeals court today in Seattle.