Dr. Earleywine noted marijuana smokers simply smoke less when it's more potent. Since the only serious proven harm from marijuana use consists of coughing & other respiratory symptoms caused by inhalation, higher potency marijuana is arguably healthier!

"I use medical marijuana with my doctors' support because I can't find anything that works as well with as few side effects," Aldrich said. "I have no choice but to break the law in order to find relief. That's wrong. I'm counting on the Senate to do the

"Social change is inevitable, go with the changes or get caught in the quagmire, I see pot being legalized in my lifetime." "First they came for the 18-20 year old adult drinkers. I said nothing because I was 22 at the time. Then they came for the people

The five surviving Indian languages of Wisconsin -- Ho-Chunk, Menominee, Ojibwe, Potawatomi and Oneida -- are quietly suffering from the same pressures of assimilation pushing languages around the world toward extinction. "We see that our language is disapp

The latest salvo in the Presidential hopeful's Web campaign is a site designed to process a million dollars in 60 seconds. AnObamaMinute.com calls for pledgers (who can pre-register) to register a donation within 60 seconds, at 1pm on Apr. 21.

We think the enablers--the church leaders who engage in the cover up and enabling of perpetrators--should be punished. Bishops or church leaders who are found to knowingly lead a cover-up should be fired.

The curiously human side of the inhumanity that was Abu Ghraib "the truly savage beatings that did take place at Abu Ghraib--at least one of which ended an Iraqi's life--weren't caught on camera"

Remember last fall when the city of Atlanta was said to be just weeks away from running dry? It's getting warm in the Southeast again

Ford kicks its Model T Centennial celebration into high gear today at the 23rd annual Fabulous Ford's Forever show in Buena Park, Calif. "T Party 2008" - the world's largest gathering of Model Ts since they left the factory - is planned for July in Ind

SHELBYVILLE, Ind. - Maybe it was a lifetime of chores on the family farm that accounts for Edna Parker's long life. Or maybe just good genes explain why the world's oldest known person will turn 115 on Sunday, defying staggering odds.