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Crisis in the Northwest: Are Oregon voters 'beyond a turning point'?

Both sides of the aisle agree Oregon is in crisis — homelessness, drug use and livability are the major concerns — but can they effectively reverse course?

Illinois governor criticized for promoting record-breaking cannabis sales

Fox News’ Garrett Tenney reports on the health, public safety and economic costs of Illinois’ record-breaking cannabis sales.

Kansas City Chiefs fans' deaths: Drugs, freezing weather could have created lethal conditions, experts say

Forensic pathologist Michael Baden; attorney, retired NYPD inspector and attorney Paul Mauro; and retired DEA agent Derek Maltz weigh in on the deaths of three Kansas City Chiefs fans.

Georgia girl, 3, dies after spending 11 hours in frozen woods with mother, who faces murder charge

The mother of a three-year-old girl "lost" in the woods prior to dying has been arrested, authorities say. She is accused of using drugs before going into the wilderness.

Depression could be 'zapped' away with brain stimulation, new study suggests: ‘Better quality of life’

Patients with severe depression reported “substantial improvements" for at least six months after receiving transcranial magnetic stimulation, according to the University of Nottingham in the U.K.

Doctor warns of cannabis-related medical risks: Legal does not mean safe

Pediatric emergency physician Dr. Caleb Ward explains the risks associated with marijuana use on ‘Fox & Friends.’

Mental health may be worse in teens from large families, study suggests: 'Fewer resources'

Researchers from The Ohio State University found teens with a greater number of siblings reported poorer mental health than those who came from smaller families. Psychologists offered reactions.

Veteran New Jersey sheriff found dead in restaurant bathroom, reports say

Passaic County Sheriff Richard Berdnik, a veteran New Jersey sheriff, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound inside a local restaurant restroom on Tuesday. He leaves behind a wife and four adult children.

Open-air drug use, overdoses push Democrats to introduce overhaul of first-in-the-nation decriminalization law

As Oregon reckons with rampant drug use, Democrats unveiled a plan to undo a key portion of the state's pioneering drug decriminalization law passed by voters in 2020.

How to cope with having a loved one in hospice care

Having a loved one in hospice care can take an extreme emotional toll. Try these coping mechanisms to help keep you at ease during this stressful time.