Cannabis Drug Ended Nightmares In Some PTSD Patients, New Study Finds
More than a third of PTSD patients who took a cannabis-derived drug stopped having nightmares altogether, a new study from researchers in Germany found.
Here’s What Analysts Are Saying About SpaceX: Earnings Report Sends Stock Down 9%
Elon Musk’s rocket maker said its quarterly spending surged sixfold.
Progressive El-Sayed Wins Michigan’s Democratic Senate Primary—Results Much Closer Than Expected
Abdul El-Sayed, a former public health official, was backed by prominent progressives, including Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, D-N.Y.
6 More States Reportedly Facing Cyclosporiasis Outbreak—What To Know
The outbreak is linked to lettuce served at Taco Bell and sold in grocery stores, but it’s unlikely all of the cyclosporiasis cases were caused by a single item.
Trump-Endorsed Michigan Congressional Candidate Trails Someone Who Dropped Out
The race has not yet been called by the Associated Press, but 99% of the ballots have been counted and the Trump-endorsed candidate is trailing by more than 17 points.
Private Sector Employment Slowed In July As Hiring Hits ‘Choppy’ Level
Small businesses had boosted the private sector’s hiring rate in recent months.
FAA Probing Safety Incident In D.C. Involving President’s Marine One Helicopter
The presidential helicopter was involved in a so-called “loss of standard separation,” which requires aircraft to be at least 1.5 miles horizontally and 500 feet vertically away.
Ariana Grande Says Her Upcoming Break Is Not ‘Impulsive’ Or Due To ‘Negativity’
Ariana Grande told fans at her Monday night Chicago concert she had been planning an upcoming break for a long time, denying it was an “impulsive” decision in response to…
Bessent Says U.S. And Iran Could Reach Deal To Open Strait Of Hormuz ‘Today Or Tomorrow’
Oil prices fell and stocks rose after the treasury secretaries comments in an interview on Tuesday morning.
Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Todd Blanche As AG After Initial Delay
Blanche’s nomination as attorney general will move to a full Senate vote, despite critics who argue he didn’t sufficiently kill Trump’s $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund.