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Washington Senate approves $8M to combat addiction among Native Americans, but some say it is not enough

The Washington Senate unanimously approved a bill that would provide $8 million in funding annually to combat addiction among Native Americans in the state.

On this Valentine's Day, some seek AI-generated bots as romantic partners

As artificial intelligence, or AI, becomes more refined, more and more people are seeking romantic companionship or dating practice through generative chatbots like Replika.

Love from within: 5 easy ways to create fulfilling love without dating apps, according to experts

Psychologist Dr. Susan Albersis and holistic wellness expert Kimberly Snyder shared tips on how to generate love without a significant other this Valentine's Day.

Texas middle school students hospitalized after ingesting THC gummies

Seven students at Keefer Crossing Middle School in New Caney, Texas, were hospitalized Tuesday after ingesting gummies laced with THC, brought by a peer.

Hunter Biden's phone contained multiple photos of cocaine, crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia: DOJ

Hunter Biden had images and videos on his iPhone of "apparent" cocaine, crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia, according to the Department of Justice.

America's injured police officers have 'unrivaled peer support' from Wounded Blue: 'Service to others' first

The Wounded Blue is a nonprofit group that helps injured and disabled police officers across America. Fox News Digital spoke with Randy Sutton, its founder, about the peer support offered.

Kentucky AG sues Kroger for its role in opioid crisis

KY Attorney General Russell Coleman filed a lawsuit against Kroger, one of the nation’s largest grocery store chains, alleging its pharmacies helped fuel the opioid crisis.

Kansas City Chiefs fans deaths: 'Walter White narrative' about party host is 'out of control,' source says

A source close to Jordan Willis hit back at the "Walter White-type" narrative that sprung up around the HIV scientist after his three friends were found dead and frozen in his backyard.

Navy veteran congressman slams Cabinet members for not invoking 25th Amendment: ‘Nuclear codes’

Republican Pennsylvania Rep. Guy Reschenthaler is calling on President Biden to step down "immediately" following the Hur report on classified documents.

Virginia Gov. Youngkin prioritizes mental health policy as police are overwhelmed by cases

Virginia Republican Gov. Youngkin has introduced initiatives to changed the way psychiatric care is delivered as mental health becomes a growing priority across the country.