Day: January 31, 2015

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How Much Marijuana Does It Take To Kill You?

 

 
A 23-year-old New Jersey woman was recently arrested for both possession of a controlled dangerous substance and destruction of evidence after police claimed she swallowed \”several bags of raw marijuana.\” She is by far not the first individual to try and get out of a drug charge by swallowing the evidence, but in the case of…

 

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GUEST OPINION: How to Put Parents Back in Control of Their Child’s Education

By Senator Mike Lee/ Republican senator from Utah

The Daily Signal

A good primary and secondary education is the cornerstone of the American Dream: it prepares us for economic and personal success and facilitates our pursuit of happiness.

But too often the history of America’s public school system has been a story of dashed hopes, deferred dreams, and unfulfilled promises. Hopes of parents—that the local school system would prepare their kids to climb higher than they ever could. Dreams of students—that their teachers would inspire and believe in them. And promises of policymakers—that more money would fix a fundamentally broken system.

 

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New Most Wanted Terrorist | cnbnews.net

 

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Liban Haji Mohamed, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Somalia, has been named to the FBI’s list of Most Wanted Terrorists, and a reward of up to $50,000 is being offered for information leading to his arrest and conviction. Mohamed is charged with providing material support and resources to al Qaeda and al Shabaab, a Somali-based terrorist organization.

The FBI also announced today it is seeking information about another individual, Ghazi Nasr Al-Din, regarding fundraising efforts on behalf of the terrorist group Hizballah.

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