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Drug crisis in Philadelphia is a result of failed politics: David Marcus

FoxNews.com columnist David Marcus details the drug crisis in Kensington, Philadelphia, on ‘America’s Newsroom.’

Former NYPD detective claims he was denied backup because he is White: 'traumatic'

Former undercover NYPD detective John Olsen is suing the City of New York and a handful of NYPD bosses over race and military service discrimination.

Secret Service investigating suspected cocaine discovered inside White House

The suspicious substance that was discovered within the White House on Sunday and prompted an evacuation has tested positive for cocaine, according to reports.

Singing with others for health and wellness: It can 'renew the spirit and adjust the mindset’

Music can be a form of therapy, especially singing with others, according to a growing body of research examining the health and wellness benefits of this activity. Here are details.

Australia becomes 1st country to allow patients with depression, PTSD take psychedelics

Australia has officially become the world’s first country to legalize the use of psychedelic substances to treat patients suffering from either depression or PTSD.

Dr. Marc Siegel implores physicians not to play a role in assisted suicides: 'Disturbing'

Fox News medical contributor Dr. Marc Siegel reacts to data on deaths by assisted suicide and calls on the medical community to take a "strong" stance against it.

National PTSD crisis kills far too many. It can no longer be ignored

PTSD Awareness Month is a reminder that many veterans, first responders and more struggle with anxiety, depression and broken homes inthe wake of far too many suicides.

Presidential chef and Army veteran partners with USAA to bring greater awareness about veteran suicide

Army veteran Andre Rush is spreading PTSD awareness and partnering with USAA for an initiative to combat veteran suicide. Fox News Digital spoke to the former presidential chef.

Advocates claim these meth pipe valentines are helping drug users

Critics say billboards encouraging safe drug use and holiday cards with smoking pipes send a "terribly wrong message." But harm reduction advocates say they save lives.

Mass shooter thought he deserved a parade after killing 11 in antisemitic attack, according to psychologist

Robert Bowers, the man who killed 11 people at a Pittsburgh synagogue, thought he deserved a parade and medals following his crimes, according to a psychologist's testimony.