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Marine vet touts benefits of psychedelic-assisted PTSD drugs as FDA considers MDMA approval

A drug application for psychedelic-assisted therapies has been filed for FDA approval. Marine Corps veteran Juliana Mercer shares the benefits of the treatment, with doctors also weighing in.

Reflecting on the past year while seeking aspirations for the new one

Discover five transformative strategies on how you can reflect on the past year while seeking aspirations for a purposeful and intentional new year.

Oklahoma dad flees car crash, leaving dying teen daughter, vodka, pills behind: report

Elliott Binney, 41, faces charges for manslaughter and leaving the scene of a collision after his teen daughter was thrown from his SUV in a Thursday crash, succumbing to her injuries.

New Hampshire mother speaks out on Biden’s handling of the fentanyl crisis

Andrea Cahill, who lost her son to fentanyl poisoning, discusses the Biden campaign suggesting he handles immigration better than former President Trump’s administration.

Virginia Democrats vote down bill that would serve harsher penalties to drug dealers

A Virginia Senate committee voted against a bill that would expand the circumstances under which drug dealers could be charged with felony homicide in overdose cases.

New Hampshire voter details importance of combatting opioid crisis in 2024 election

Hope on Haven Hill Executive Director Kerry Norton joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss the importance of tackling the opioid crisis as GOP candidates address the critical issue. 

Heart disease risk increases for young adults who have lost a sibling, study finds

People who lose a sibling during childhood or early adulthood could be at a higher risk of developing heart disease at an early age, a new study found. Cardiologists react to the research.

Hunter Biden's gun pouch had cocaine residue on it, prosecutors say

Federal prosecutors say a leather pouch used by Hunter Biden to store his gun had residue on it that tested positive for cocaine by the FBI lab.

Tribal leaders ask Washington state lawmakers for funding to combat opioid crisis

Native American leaders in Washington state are asking legislators to pass a bill that would allow tribal nations increased funding to combat a surge in opioid overdose deaths.

Doctor-suggested tips for starting the New Year on a healthy note

Elevate your well-being in the new year with doctor-endorsed tips that will lead to a healthier lifestyle through choices in mental health, nutrition, hydration, exercise, and more.