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President Trump will sign an executive order Saturday to advance research into psychedelics like psilocybin and ibogaine for therapeutic use. The move could open doors for controlled access to these promising mental health treatments.
President Trump signed an order in April to speed up research into psychedelic treatments for mental health conditions, offering new hope for veterans and others struggling with depression and PTSD. Scientists are cautiously optimistic about the medical potential while carefully studying safety.
President Trump is signing an executive order to guarantee the historic Army-Navy football game keeps its sacred December broadcast window. The move protects a 126-year tradition from being squeezed out by expanded college football playoffs and competing TV deals.
A new executive order accelerates research into psychedelic medicines for mental illness, prioritizing veterans facing treatment-resistant PTSD and depression. The move ends decades of federal prohibition and could offer hope to the 17 veterans who die by suicide every day.
President Trump signed an executive order to accelerate research into psychedelic drugs for mental health treatment, directing $50 million to state programs. Veterans and advocacy groups hope the move could unlock new treatments for PTSD and depression.
New Jersey's new governor signed two executive orders on her first day to freeze electricity rates and fast-track massive solar and battery storage expansion. The state aims to add 3 gigawatts of solar capacity and hundreds of megawatts of battery storage within months.
A sweeping executive order is accelerating psychedelic research for mental health treatment, unlocking funding and pathways that researchers have sought for years. The question now: Can scientists deliver on the promise fast enough to help those in crisis?
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani signed a playful executive order allowing kids to stay up past bedtime for the NBA Finals. The Knicks are heading to their first championship series in 27 years.
Eight women facing execution in Iran for protesting the regime will now live after President Trump publicly requested their release. Four women will be freed immediately, while the other four will serve one-month sentences instead of facing death.
Thai business leaders now have access to Harvard's AI-powered learning platform, bringing world-class education to executives without leaving the country. The initiative aims to prepare 25,000 leaders for rapid industry changes by 2030.
An executive assistant quietly revolutionized her tech company's workflow by simply using AI tools herself. Her grassroots approach turned into company-wide adoption without a single mandate.
A new executive order aims to stop big investors from competing with families for single-family homes. The move could open doors for thousands of Americans priced out of homeownership.
For decades, Costco customers have relied on a charmingly analog system to order custom cakes: fill out a paper slip, drop it in a box, and hope for the best. Now the beloved retailer is launching an app that lets shoppers customize and order cakes from their phones.
More than 1,000 Voice of America employees are heading back to work after a federal judge blocked mass layoffs and ordered the international broadcaster to resume operations. The ruling protects a news service that's been sharing American stories with the world since 1942.
A federal judge gave the Trump administration two weeks to bring back a college student who was wrongfully deported despite a court order protecting her. The ruling offers a chance to correct what the judge called a clear mistake.
A couple who write about e-commerce will receive $56 million after eBay executives orchestrated a shocking harassment campaign against them in 2019. Justice prevailed as seven former employees faced criminal charges and the company took full responsibility.
Ruth Ellis, the last woman executed in Britain, has received a posthumous pardon after evidence of domestic abuse was excluded from her 1955 trial. The case helped end capital punishment in the UK a decade later.
When a woman called 911 to order a pizza, dispatcher Tim Teneyck quickly realized she was using code to escape a violent situation. His quick thinking led to an arrest and now trains dispatchers nationwide.
Norway just placed the world's largest order for electric hydrofoil ferries: 20 vessels that literally lift out of the water to slash energy use by 80%. These "flying" boats could finally crack the code on electrifying high-speed coastal transport.
Thessy Nwaubani joined a Nigerian logistics company as a secretary five years ago. Today, she leads growth and strategy as an executive at Enviable Group.
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