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Rainbow fentanyl won't be a threat to kids on Halloween, experts say

Fears of brightly colored rainbow fentanyl pills landing in the bags of children on Halloween may be overstated, experts say, arguing most dealers do not target children.

Nurses and other health staff in UK leaving profession for better paying jobs: New survey

A new survey in the U.K. found that staff are leaving the medical profession for better paying jobs in hospitality and in retail, due to cost-of-living challenges plus mental health issues.

America's fentanyl crisis: 'It's an invasion,' says William Bennett, former drug czar

Former "drug czar" William Bennett, speaking to Fox News Digital in an original interview this week, said of the fentanyl crisis facing America's young people, "This is an invasion."

Belgian woman in her 20s 'euthanized' after suffering mental trauma in Brussels airport bombing

Shanti De Corte, 23, survived the 2016 Brussels airport bombing but suffered from depression and anxiety in the years since, choosing to be euthanized earlier this year.

As suicides rise, US military seeks to address mental health

Active-duty service members committing suicide increased more than 40% between 2015 and 2020; however, many are finding treatment in equine and fishing therapy.

World Mental Health Day: 'It's OK to ask for support or help'

Monday, Oct. 10, 2022, is World Mental Health Day — an opportunity take stock of our mental health and well-being, given how the pandemic worsened the mental health crisis. Experts shared insights.

Florida school shooter may have been his own worst witness

Prosecutors played a video at the trial of Florida shooter Nikolas Cruz of Cruz describing the massacre of 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas Highschool in detail.

Alex Berenson blasts Biden's move to pardon marijuana possession: 'Pure theater' to appease pro-weed liberals

Author Alex Berenson called President Biden’s move to pardon all prior federal offenses of simple marijuana possession "pure theater" that is "meaningless."

Over 2.5M American teens vaped in 2022, officials say

Over 2.5 million middle and high school teenagers vaped in 2020, according to officials. One in four of those teenagers used e-cigarettes on a daily basis.

Support for red flag laws turns to opposition when voters told about how they work: study

A new survey shows that support for red flag laws drops when the question is framed differently and respondents are given more details about how they actually work.