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Inside Kush L.A. Magazine: A look at the L.A. Pot Dispensary Business

I came across this magazine the other day. For those not in California, this gives a rather eye-opening look at how big this business has become here in California. There are a few articles, but mostly seeing all the ads is what tells the story.

The Significance of US Govt Cannabinoid Patent 6,630,507

Here is a legal document, in the public domain, which flies in the face of the US Government's stated position with regard to the classification of cannabis as a Schedule I substance having no "currently accepted medical use".

Lou Dobbs: John Stossel A "Self-Important Ass" (AUDIO)

If Lou Dobbs really is heading to Fox Business, he isn't looking to make any friends there.

Fix 'Meet The Press', Hire Rachel Maddow

Let's be honest, "Meet The Press" has been lost since Tim Russert's passing. What used to be Sunday morning's hardest-hitting, most compelling politics show has become a little soggy.

FORA.tv - Neil DeGrasse Tyson: Apophis Asteroid Could Possibly Hit the Earth in 2036

Nearing's seed of the newly discovered asteroid that passed within our moon's orbit reminded me of this excellent video of the brilliant Neil DeGrasse Tyson. He's the director of New Yorks City's Haden Planetarium.

Got pot? Fly from the Oakland Airport

Oakland International Airport may be the nation's only airport with a specific policy letting users of medical marijuana travel with the drug.

Obama Threatens Insurers' Anti-Trust Exemption

WASHINGTON — President Obama mounted a frontal assault on the insurance industry on Saturday, accusing it of using "deceptive and dishonest ads" to derail his health care legislation and threatening to strip the industry of its longstanding exemption from federal antitrust  …

Interracial Couple Denied Marriage License By Louisiana Judge

HAMMOND, La. — A Louisiana justice of the peace said he refused to issue a marriage license to an interracial couple out of concern for any children the couple might have.

Senate committee approves health care plan

With support from a lone Republican, a key Senate committee Tuesday approved a middle-of-the-road health care plan that moves President Barack Obama's goal of wider and affordable coverage a giant step closer to becoming law.

Hit the mute! Why TV commercials are so loud, and how that may change

Annoyingly loud TV commercials are like the weather. Everyone complains about them, but no one does anything about them. Except that lately, someone is doing something about it. Several someones, in fact.

'American Police Force' Leader's Long Criminal Record

The American Police Force, that mysterious security company that just took over an empty jail in Hardin, Montana, is looking shadier than ever.

Mysterious Private Security Firm Gets Control Of Empty Jail In Small Montana Town

A shadowy private security company that has no known clients but claims to have helped foreign governments combat terrorism and will protect anything from cruise ships to Pakistani convoys has taken over a jail in a small Montana town, with plans to build a law enforcement traini …

U.S. Job Seekers Exceed Openings by a Record 6 to 1 Ratio

Despite signs that the economy has resumed growing, unemployed Americans now confront a job market that is bleaker than ever in the current recession, and employment prospects are still getting worse.

[SATIRE]: Nadir Of Western Civilization To Be Reached This Friday At 3:32 P.M.

WASHINGTON—An international panel of leading anthropologists, cultural critics, biologists, and social theorists announced this week that Western civilization will reach its lowest conceivable point at 3:32 p.m. Friday.

10 Lessons for Tea Baggers

Back in April, the Daily Show's Jon Stewart offered some sound advice for frothing at the mouth Tea Baggers, "I think you might be confusing tyranny with losing." Now five months after their Tax Day outburst, thousands of vein-popping Obama opponents descended Saturday on Washing …

A Threat to Fair Elections; Supreme Court may overturn long standing ban on direct corporate campaign contributions

The Supreme Court may be about to radically change politics by striking down the longstanding rule that says corporations cannot spend directly on federal elections.

Marijuana's New High Life: Pot Takes the High Road

In June, an estimated 25,000 people attended the inaugural THC Expo hemp and art show in downtown Los Angeles, an event that pumped hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy -- including a $22,400 payment directly to the city of Los Angeles for use of its convention …

Archaeologists Look for Groovy Artifacts from 1960s Marin County Commune

NOVATO – The '60s aren't dead. They're in an archaeological site north of San Francisco. An old commune where the Grateful Dead and other bands used to romp is being excavated and items catalogued by state park archaeologists at Olompali State Historic Park.

Sarah Palin's CLSA Speech May Be "Borat"-Style Practical Joke

Sarah Palin is planning her first trip to Hong Kong, having accepted one of a over a thousand speaking invitations. She may have chosen poorly.

British Police Will Reexamine 1969 Death of Rolling Stone Brian Jones

More than 40 years after the guitarist Brian Jones, a founding member of the Rolling Stones, was found dead at the bottom of his swimming pool, British police have said they will reexamine the case after receiving new information from an investigative journalist, Reuters reported

WATCH: Psychiatrist helps Glenn Beck cope with being called names

On Friday's Glenn Beck program on Fox, the editorialist invited psychiatrist Keith Ablow -- a friend of his -- to explain how he can cope with being called names by the "experts" hurling insults at him amid a widening advertiser boycott of his show.

Poll: 86 percent say insurance, public or private, should be available to all

Nearly 8 in 10 Americans support a federal health insurance plan for those who can't afford or can't get private insurance, but only 37 percent define "public option" correctly, a new national poll found.

Larry Flynt: Common Sense 2009

The American government -- which we once called our government -- has been taken over by Wall Street, the mega-corporations and the super-rich. They are the ones who decide our fate. It is this group of powerful elites, the people President Franklin D.

States With Most Uninsured Most Likely To Believe Euthanasia, Govt. Takeover Myths

The states that have been most skeptical of President Barack Obama's agenda for health care reform also have some of the highest levels of uninsured people in the nation.

Heavily-Armed '90s Militia, Linked To Anti-Obama Activist, Resisted 'New World Order'

Let's delve a little bit deeper into the black helicopter-infested world of the Viper Militia -- the 90's era group whose members ended up in federal prison and whose most prominent friend and defender, Ernest Hancock, staged the show of arms-bearing at an Obama event Monday.

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