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Tech Vaping-Related Deaths Linked To THC More Frequently Than Nicotine Bad news for THC extract enthusiasts. By Aron A. November 03, 2019
Politics Study Finds COVID-19 Is Mutating To Become More Contagious A study in Houston found that the coronavirus is mutating to become more contagious. By Cole Blake September 26, 2020
Random "Weed Nuns" Co-Sign Study Claiming Cannabis Offers Protection Against COVID-19 "We are, naturally, pleased that science is catching up with ancient wisdom," Sister Kate told "The Sun." By Hayley Hynes January 18, 2022
Music Preferring Eminem, Justin Bieber Songs Might Mean You're A Psychopath A new NYU study attempts to establish a link between music preference and psychopathic tendencies. By Matt F November 13, 2017
News Study: Going To Concerts Makes You Happier A new Australian study finds that attending concerts is "associated with higher subjective wellbeing." By Danny Schwartz August 21, 2016
Music Eminem Posts Impressive Mid-Year Streaming Numbers In New Report Slim Shady keeps raking in the listens. By Matt F July 06, 2017
Politics Black Americans Pay More For Homes Than Any Other Group: Study Finds A study from MIT has concluded that Black Americans pay more for homeownership than any other group. By Cole Blake October 11, 2020
Society Pluto's Atmosphere Is At The Risk Of Collapsing In 11 Years The endangered status of Pluto is fast becoming a taboo subject in the Scientific community. By Devin Ch May 03, 2019
Politics COVID-19 Drug, Hydroxychloroquine, Leads To Death, Heart Risks: Study Shows A new study shows that Hydroxychloroquine leads to an increase in death and heart risks. By Cole Blake May 24, 2020
TV Jimmy Kimmel Asks “Can You Name A Book?” & People Fail Miserably Jimmy Kimmel wants to know if you can name one book. Any book. By Safra D May 18, 2018
Society Study Says Violent Video Games Don't Increase Players' Aggression Violent video games are not predictors of similar behavior in real life. By Matt F January 22, 2018
Society Oceans' Rise In Heat Over Last 25 Years Equals "3.6 Billion Hiroshima Bombs" A new study shows oceans are continuing to warm at record rates. By Cole Blake January 18, 2020