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The White House seems to understand that the favorite solution ofWestern public health elites -- a "condom airlift" for thecontinent -- would be a medical and moral disaster. It wasprecisely this approach that was roundly rejected by UgandanPresident Yoweri Museveni. Critics of the Administration's AIDSpolicy for Africa should meditate long and hard on thatalternative.

Studies have revealed a “connection between regular pot use and an increased risk for serious mental illness and even violent psychotic episodes,” Fox News host Laura Ingraham stated Wednesday on “The Ingraham Angle.”  

Topeka Capital-Journal News media is failing us on medical marijuana It is extremely concerning to me that our local media is just blindly accepting the medical marijuana legislation instead of questioning very serious elements. Why are we allowing the legislature to bypass the FDA for approving “medication?” All other medication’s have been required to go through the FDA approval processes Why are we allowing the use of marijuana for illnesses or conditions that have zero or little ...

Its Your Business — update for May 1, 2021 India Yarborough, Topeka Capital-Journal Retiring & Hiring Carina Garcia has joined the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center as the organizations Guest Experience Coordinator. Garcia has six years of experience as a paraprofessional, working specifically with English-language learners. Her role at the discovery center includes working on the museum floor to create moments of discovery and joy for visitors. Trisha Purdon has been tap...

By SYDNEY HOOVER | The Kansas City Star | Published: March 17, 2021 TOPEKA, Kan. (Tribune News Service) — George Hanna has undergone 21 orthopedic surgeries since he left the U.S. Navy in 1990. They began when he severely injured his knee in a training accident at the Navy submarine base in Groton, Connecticut and then following a motorcycle accident after he left the service. In the years since he returned to civilian life, Hanna, 50, has been on a pain management program that, at times, h...

Stephen Koranda, Kansas News Service Topeka — Kiley Klug, flanked by her 13-year-old son, Owen, in a wheelchair, stood before Kansas lawmakers Wednesday and pleaded to let her treat her son’s hundreds of daily seizures with legal medicinal marijuana. At one point, she paused to tend to one of the boy’s seizures before resuming her testimony. “He, as you can see, suffers from a rare, relentless seizure monster called Dravet Syndrome,” she said. “He, at his worst, has struggled throug...

February 27, 2021 CANNABIS CULTURE – The Kansas State Legislature has begun hearing arguments on House Bill 2184 to decriminalize cannabis for medical use, a bill largely spearheaded by the Kansas Cannabis Business Association (KCBA).  Kansas is one of several states where cannabis is still illegal in all forms with the exception of CBD.   Two years ago the KCBA began working with a coalition of pro-legalization groups, and they will be presenting to the House as lead proponents as well as...

Scott Canon / Kansas News Service Originally published on February 26, 2021 6:20 am TOPEKA, Kansas — Kiley Klug, flanked by her 13-year-old son, Owen, in a wheelchair, stood before Kansas lawmakers Wednesday and pleaded to let her treat her son’s hundreds of daily seizures with legal medicinal marijuana. At one point, she paused to tend to one of the boy’s seizures before resuming her testimony. “He, as you can see, suffers from a rare, relentless seizure monster called Dravet S...