Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera-Cervantes Is The DEA’s Most Wanted Mexican Drug Lord
The violent drug lord "El Mencho" has terrorized Mexico and trafficked drugs to the United States for years. The DEA is now prioritizing his capture.
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New Study Disproves Notion that Women with Children Binge Drink More Often
Nationwide binge drinking trends do not support the common idea that women with children are more inclined to binge drinking, according to a new study.
Nemesio “El Mencho” Oseguera-Cervantes Is The DEA’s Most Wanted Mexican Drug Lord
The violent drug lord "El Mencho" has terrorized Mexico and trafficked drugs to the United States for years. The DEA is now prioritizing his capture.
Preloading Before Going Out Causes Increased Intoxication, Study Confirms
A Griffith University study focused on the practice of preloading, or drinking before going out to drink more alcohol.
Americans Believe People with Mental Health Disorders Face Stigmas
Americans believe individuals battling mental health disrders face stigmas. Explore the statistics, attitudes and effects of mental health-related stigmas.
U.S. House Judiciary Committee Advances a Bill to Decriminalize Marijuana Nationwide
The U.S. House Judiciary Commitee has approved the MORE Act, a bill which would decriminalize marijuana under federal law.
“Meth. We’re On It.” South Dakota Anti-Drug Campaign Gets Mixed Reviews
South Dakota just launched a marketing campaign to encourage the community to fight meth, but its slogan has drawn nationwide mockery on social media.
Former Juul Executive Claims He Was Fired for Warning Company About Contaminated E-Juice
A former Juul executive has sued the company for firing him after he suggested a product recall for contaminated and expired mint-flavored e-juice.
Prosecutors Charge Five Men for Fatal Alcohol Poisoning of Underage Student at Fraternity Party
Prosecutors in Orange County, CA have charged five UC Irvine fraternity brothers for the fatal alcohol poisoning of Noah Domingo, an 18-year-old student.
The Chinese Government Sentences Nine Fentanyl Smugglers to Prison
The first joint U.S.-China narcotics investigation has resulted in prison sentences for nine Chinese smugglers who mailed the opioid fentanyl to Americans.