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Psychedelic boom: Why have hallucinogens burst into the mainstream?

Americans from boardrooms to living rooms to pharmaceutical labs are becoming increasingly open and curious about the use of hallucinogenic drugs.

Texas Republican introduces resolution to make July ‘American Pride Month’

Rep. Wesley Hunt (R-TX) introduced a resolution in the House of Representatives this week seeking to designate July "American Pride Month" in a challenge to "woke" corporations at the end of June's LGBT Pride month.

Will Hurd says Supreme Court ruling siding with Christian web designer was ‘right call’

Former Texas GOP Rep. Will Hurd, the latest candidate to enter the 2024 Republican presidential race, expressed "uncomfortable" support for the Supreme Court ruling in favor of a Christian web designer in Colorado who refused to give service to LGBT weddings due to religious objections.

Australia becomes first country to legalize psychedelics

Australia legalized and regulated MDMA and psilocybin mushrooms, and the country will begin allowing prescriptions starting July 1.

What is the Higher Education Act and how does Biden plan to use it in new student debt efforts?

President Joe Biden announced that his efforts to provide millions of student loan borrowers with debt relief were not over on Friday after a Supreme Court decision blocked his current debt relief program.

No agreement in sight as Screen Actors Guild deadline approaches

A second strike within the entertainment industry is set to launch if the negotiation deadline of Friday at midnight is not met.

Philadelphia Moms for Liberty protests fizzle, bringing out only 100 demonstrators

PHILADELPHIA — Massive protests planned across Philadelphia in opposition to the Moms for Liberty summit largely failed to live up to the hype Friday, with crowds thinning out before the end of Day Two.

Tony Bobulinski did not testify in front of Hunter Biden grand jury

The former business partner of Hunter Biden, who has said the infamous “big guy” email is a reference to President Joe Biden, was never asked by prosecutors to testify before the federal grand jury in Delaware.

ESPN lays off commentators in ‘cost savings’ measure

ESPN announced it will attempt a "cost savings" measure by laying off an unknown number of commentators Friday.

National Archives releases additional JFK assassination records per Biden memorandum

The National Archives and Records Administration announced it had released additional documents related to the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy on Friday and said it was operating in compliance with a memorandum from President Joe Biden.
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