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Montana Republican Matt Rosendale wins re-election in US House race

Republican Matt Rosendale won re-election in the Montana U.S. House race against two challengers. He focused his campaign on high energy costs, economic anxiety and crime.

Maryland voters approve legalization of recreational marijuana

Voters in Maryland have approved the legalization of recreational marijuana in the midterm elections. Marijuana will become legal in the state starting in July 2023.

Marathon magic: Twin brothers run 7 marathons in 7 days for mental health awareness

A pair of twin brothers ran seven marathons in seven days. The two completed their final marathon, the 2022 New York City Marathon, to help raise awareness of mental health issues.

These twin brothers ran 7 marathons in 7 days — here's why

Henry Wade and Will Wade of the U.K. committed to raising awareness of mental health issues — and did so in a most unusual way. Here's their story.

Colorado votes on decriminalizing 'magic mushrooms'

On election day in Colorado voters will decide on their ballot whether they will follow Oregon to legalize and regulate the use and possession of psychedelic mushrooms.

Top dog? Check out the finalists for the American Humane Hero Dog Awards 2022

The annual American Humane Hero Dog Awards honor incredible canines across the nation for their extraordinary companionship and service — meet the finalists for the 2022 award.

Chicago alderman calls on city to provide cops with access to alternative PTSD treatments to combat suicides

A Chicago alderman and former police officer is calling on the city to help address Chicago PD suicides by providing free access to alternative PTSD treatments.

'Yellowstone' star Wes Bentley says Robert Downey Jr. 'saved' him when he was battling heroin addiction

Wes Bentley said that Robert Downey Jr. "saved" his life when he was at the height of his drug addiction. The "Yellowstone" star was inspired by Downey's openness about his struggles.

Alcohol death rate in US is rising, government reports say

According to new data from the CDC, deaths that can be directly attributed to alcohol rose nearly 30% in the U.S. during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Doctor's TikTok 'addiction' had family staging an intervention for him: 'Got called out'

Dr. Brian Boxer Wachler of California spoke to Fox News Digital about his "addiction" to TikTok, which he details in a new book, "Influenced: The Impact of Social Media on Our Perception."