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Why Is the DEA Targeting Kratom, an Opioid Replacement Drug? Original

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By Mary Jane Gibson Verified
| Rolling Stone Verified
Earlier this month, the Drug Enforcement Administration issued two Notices of Intent to temporarily ban substances derived from kratom, an herbal stimulant used by many Americans for relief from anxiety, pain, and opioid withdrawal. The move was commended by the FDA and the Department of Health and Human Services, with officials framing it as a victory for public health.
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What’s Up With Mr. Wonderful’s Utah Data Center? Original

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By Mary Jane Gibson Verified
| Rolling Stone Verified
Earlier this month, Republican county commissioners fast-tracked approval for a 40,000-acre data center in northwest Utah, blocking public comment from hundreds of furious locals. The Stratos project, as the venture is known, is backed by Shark Tank entrepreneur Kevin O’Leary through his investment company O’Leary Digital.
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Around a Dozen Scientists Have Died or Disappeared. What’s Going On?

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By Mary Jane Gibson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
At least 11 U.S. scientists linked to U.S. nuclear and space research programs have died or vanished in recent years, prompting a federal investigation into a situation President Donald Trump called “pretty serious stuff.” On April 20, the House Oversight Committee announced that it would look into the deaths and disappearances after committee chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) warned that “something sinister could be happening” on Fox & Friends.
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