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Blue state lawmakers pass drug possession bill in rush to avoid decriminalization deadline

Washington lawmakers settled on a compromise drug possession bill, avoiding a July 1 deadline that would have decriminalized hard drugs in the northwest state.

Missouri ends rule limiting gender transition treatments for minors, some adults

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's emergency rule limiting gender transition treatments for minors and some adults was abruptly stopped.

Kate Middleton says she's 'still learning every day’ about being a royal

Kate Middleton marked Mental Health Awareness Week by visiting children in Bath and Bristol who are being mentored with the Dame Kelly Holmes Trust.

Washington state Senate approves bill that keeps drugs illegal, boosts housing and treatment

The Washington state Senate approved a bill that keeps drugs illegal and boosts resources for housing and treatment. It is seen as a compromise between GOP and Democratic leaders.

Los Angeles cannabis dispensaries sell illegal mushrooms: report

Several cannabis dispensaries in Los Angeles sell illegal "magic mushrooms" as the California state legislature debates whether to decriminalize the psychedelic drug.

AI defines ‘ideal body type’ per social media – here’s what it looks like

A new study by The Bulimia Project asked AI to generate images of the "ideal" body type for men and women. Fox News Digital spoke to data journalist James Campigotto about the results.

Fentanyl fuels string of deadly weekend overdoses in Portland, Oregon

Police in Portland, Oregon, said at least eight people died from suspected drug overdoses over the weekend. Six of the eight deaths were likely related to fentanyl.

Man's death in Vermont holding cell ruled overdose on 3 different hard drugs

Darrell Jones' death in the custody of Bennington, Vermont police was ruled an accident after he was found to have overdosed on a combination of cocaine, fentanyl, and heroin.

Heavy pot use linked to schizophrenia, particularly in young men: Study

Heather Bacchus, whose son was a heavy marijuana user and died by suicide, describes how his usage affected his life as a study finds young adult pot use is at an all-time high.

Dwayne Johnson opens up about battle with depression: 'I didn't know what it was'

Dwayne Johnson revealed he suffered "three bouts" of depression during his lifetime as he struggled with career setbacks, personal disappointment and divorce.