Former UCLA lecturer accused of threatening students and staff ruled mentally unfit to stand trial Former UCLA lecturer Matthew Harris was ruled mentally incompetent to stand trial. He is accused of threatening violence against the California university.
British Columbia becomes first province in Canada to decriminalize heroin, fentanyl, cocaine, other hard drugs British Columbia became the first province in the country to decriminalize a certain amount of hard drugs as the country deals with a spike in drug overdoses.
Prescription to party? Celebrations of life's best moments are good for our health, study suggests A study published in the Journal of Public Policy & Marketing says celebrations of positive life events may benefit health and well-being, as long as we gather with others and share food and drink.
Biden set to deliver State of the Union Address as crises plague administration Sandra Bagwell, who lost her son to fentanyl, Jimmy's Famous Seafood President John Minadakis, and El Paso resident Barbara Carrasco joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss key issues plaguing the Biden administration ahead of the annual address.
Reddit mom admits to feeling ‘hugely triggered’ by her own child as she tries ‘gentle parenting’ A mom posted on Reddit's parenting subreddit that she's becoming "triggered" by her own child while using the "gentle parenting" model. Experts revealed the importance of discipline.
Massachusetts Clancy killings: Mothers’ murders ‘unlike any other type of homicide,’ Andrea Yates’ lawyer says Lindsay Clancy is recovering from an alleged attempt to take her own life as she faces charges for the alleged attacks on her three young children in Duxbury, Massachusetts.
Detroit-area doctor sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison for vast opioid scheme A Detroit doctor has been sentenced to nearly 17 years in prison for organizing a vast opioid scheme. The doctor would bill Medicare and insurers for unnecessary prescriptions for opioids.
Laid off and letting the world know: People out of jobs share their tales of woe online Amid the cutbacks today by many companies, workers who have been let go are increasingly posting their tales of woe and job loss on social media. Mental health experts and others weigh in.
'Border state problems' in Kentucky: Candidates attack Dem gov for state's response to fentanyl crisis As Kentucky's gubernatorial race heats up, the drug crisis plaguing the state has taken center stage in the campaigns of each of the candidates hoping to unseat Democrat Gov. Andy Beshear.
Animal tranquilizer found in 90%+ of Philly drug supply, 'Tranq' is eating users' skin leading to amputations Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood is known as an open air drug market. Now, the area in North Philadelphia is at the center of the Tranq epidemic.
