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1. The countries that ratified the Paris Climate Agreement met in December 2018 to discuss the climate rule book that was being drafted. Which major economy did not ratify the […]
1. What government agency needs to hire over 16,000 new employees to support an executive order signed by President Trump? a. Central Intelligence Agency b. United States Border Patrol c. […]
Utah Patients Coalition launched its 2018 ballot initiative campaign designed to advocate for the use and distribution of medical marijuana to patients with serious medical conditions in Utah. The 2018 […]
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While many United States citizens took to the polls to vote for America’s next president-elect on Nov. 8, Nevada citizens where faced with another decision regarding their state’s laws […]
The scientific and law enforcement communities have developed many methods throughout the years to detect drugs. Many officers carry small presumptive drug tests with them and can perform these tests on […]
Putting the high in Ohio A 22-year-old man called 911 earlier this month after he smoked too much weed. When officers arrived at the man’s house, they found him curled […]
In the late ‘30s and early ‘40s, the Federal Bureau of Narcotics launched a public service campaign with bills reading, “Beware! Young and Old—people in All Walks of Life! This […]
From a fanny pack used to cheat in a wing-eating contest to a video game that simulates putting together IKEA furniture, here’s this week’s five crazy headlines! Mother unknowingly shuttles weed in […]
From an unlucky cyclist’s bike stolen at a local police station to a lucky New Yorker surviving three suicide attempts, here’s this week’s five crazy headlines. Maryland paper uses candidate’s name […]
Just because every president since George Bush has admitted to smoking marijuana doesn’t mean you should blame pot for our country’s pitfalls. In fact, you should do the opposite. Marijuana […]