Veterans Using Pot To Ease PTSD, Despite Scant Research
A growing number of states are weighing whether to legalize marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress disorder.
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A growing number of states are weighing whether to legalize marijuana to treat post-traumatic stress disorder.
Chris discussed violence occurring at Donald Trump rallies, President Obama's visit to Cuba and Face The Nation's political focus group's disapproval of Hillary Clinton. Chris spoke with Union League of Philadelphia Executive Director John Meko at 6:50am about their new exhibit, and Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna during the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00am.
Researchers say they have found a link between lack of sleep and overeating.
The brownies were eventually resold at Shafer Middle School by a juvenile student.
A pediatrician is facing charges tonight for allegedly growing marijuana out of his Bucks County home.
Both sides are calling it a misunderstanding.
He must serve a third of his sentence before he can become parole eligible.
Authorities say a subsequent search uncovered 129 marijuana plants, along with various chemicals and other products apparently used as part of the growing operation.
A small amount is considered an ounce or less.
A convicted pedophile who pleaded guilty to stalking a 13-year-old boy has pleaded guilty and been sentenced to nine to 18 months in jail for growing marijuana in his eastern Pennsylvania apartment.
The judiciary committee is set to hear from clergy, health professionals, law enforcement officials and other policy experts on Monday in Trenton.
With many states now pushing for the legalization of marijuana, its potential as an addictive substance is hotly debated. Advocates claim that the drug is not addictive, while opponents commonly label it as a gateway drug.
Police in a New Jersey town are asking the person who was expecting 50 pounds of marijuana in the mail to come claim the package.
Rich discussed Joe Biden's decision not to run, Back to the Future day, hoverboards and a NJ school canceling Halloween. He also discussed a congressman trying to stop Donald Trump's appearance on SNL, the average salary of Americans, medical marijuana for pets, selfie payment options and an Alabama judge's ultimatum to jail time.
Marijuana use among U.S. adults doubled over a decade, rising to almost 10 percent or more than 22 million mostly recreational users, government surveys show.
More U.S. college students are making a habit of using marijuana.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane announced an arrest following the seizure of baked goods during a drug investigation.
Surveillance footage helped identify a suspect and police say "he put pictures of his grow on Instagram."
Rich discussed President Obama using a racial slur in an interview, the Governor of South Carolina calling for the removal of the Confederate flag, and Jurassic World being labeled sexist. He also talked with Phillip Klein from the Washington Examiner.
The Rutgers Eagleton Poll sought out the feelings of 860 adults statewide a couple of months ago.
A New Jersey high school teacher who allegedly smoked marijuana with a 17-year-old student has been charged with child endangerment.
Rich discussed New Jersey Governor Chris Christie saying he would crack down on states that legalized marijuana if elected President, the links between Saudi Arabia and 9/11/ and the final scene of the Sopranos. The talked with former Senator Bob Graham and Dr. Mazz
Rich discussed the latest report on the investigation into the VA, a teacher apologizing for having her class send get well letters to Mumia Abu-Jamal, and the Phillies selling tickets on Groupon. He also spoke with Congressman Mike Fitzpatrick, Ronnie Polaneczky from the Philadelphia Daily News and Michelle Singleton from the Washington Post.
Rich talked about the new 'religious freedom' law in Indiana, a man who berated a Chik Fil A employee three years ago that still has not found a job, and Jamie Foxx being criticized for making jokes about Bruce Jenner. He talked with author Kenneth Walsh about his book, Air Force One: A History of The Presidents and Their Planes, and labor lawyer Rick Grimaldi.
If you check the Constitution, you will not find authorization for the federal government to prohibit marijuana.
