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Lawmakers in Ukraine have approved a measure to legalize the use of medical marijuana, in an effort to alleviate the effects of stress caused by the ongoing conflict with Russia.

The parliament of Ukraine has approved the legalization of medical marijuana in response to the country’s ongoing conflict with Russia, which has resulted in a high number of individuals suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Many believe that the drug could potentially provide relief for these individuals. The recently passed legislation in Kyiv, which will go

in prison The court in the Netherlands has given a 6-year prison sentence to a man who was found guilty in a well-known Canadian cyberbullying case.

A man from the Netherlands, who was found guilty in British Columbia of crimes such as blackmail and harassment involving a young Canadian girl who tragically committed suicide after being manipulated online, had his prison term reduced on Thursday by an Amsterdam court from 13 years to six. Aydin Coban wasn’t present in Amsterdam District

Created by Tulane students, mobility chairs are designed to assist young children with special needs in becoming more mobile.

Elijah Jack, who is 19 months old, was born with a missing femur bone in one leg and a shortened femur in the other. As a result, he is not able to walk independently like other toddlers his age. Another 19-month-old named Freya Baudoin was born prematurely at 28 weeks and has experienced a delay

An Ohio duo consisting of a cat owner and their pet share their journey as an amputee, while also providing animal therapy to others.

Every day, Juanita Mengel starts her day by taking off the silicone liner of her fake leg from under a heated blanket. This helps to prevent the metal components of the prosthetic from feeling too cold against her skin when she puts it on. Amanda, a 67-year-old resident of Amanda, Ohio, also tends to her

Three orangutans rescued from illegal wildlife trade in Thailand have been returned to Indonesia.

Three Sumatran orangutans who were trafficked were returned from Thailand to Indonesia on Thursday as a collaborative effort between the two countries to combat the unlawful trade of wildlife. Nobita, Shizuka, and Brian were all 7, 7, and 5 years old respectively. They used to reside in a wildlife sanctuary located in the western Thai

On National Signing Day, Reagan’s Landan Callahan was the only in-state recruit to sign with Duke.

Manny Diaz, the new head coach of Duke’s football team, recruited 16 players during the early signing period. However, only one of them had played high school football in North Carolina. On Wednesday, the Blue Devils signed Landan Callahan, the sole in-state recruit from Reagan High School who will be playing as a cornerback. Callahan

Wake Forest secures two in-state recruits: Sam Neely and Jeremiah Melvin.

On Wednesday, two local players officially committed to Wake Forest by signing national letters of intent during the early signing period. Both Sam Neely, a defensive back from Weddington High School, and Jeremiah Melvin, a wide receiver from Cape Fear High School, have officially committed to playing for the Demon Deacons. Neely, a high school

The appeals court in Oregon has determined that the regulations for the state’s climate initiative are not valid.

A recent ruling by an Oregon state appeals court deemed the regulations for a program aimed at curbing and significantly decreasing carbon emissions from companies that use fossil fuels to be unenforceable. The program, which was set to launch in 2022, is considered to be one of the most stringent climate initiatives in the country.

Research indicates that artificial intelligence programs used for image generation are being trained using inappropriate photographs of minors.

A recent report reveals that well-known AI image-generating systems contain numerous images depicting child sexual abuse. The report urges companies to address this harmful flaw in their technology. The use of those images has facilitated AI systems in generating believable and explicit images of simulated children and converting social media pictures of fully dressed teenage

D’Nas White, a defensive lineman from Jay M. Robinson, commits to playing for Florida State.

One of the best defensive linemen from North Carolina will compete in the Atlantic Coast Conference, but not for a local university. D’Nas White, a defensive lineman at Jay M. Robinson High School, revealed his choice to commit to Florida State on Wednesday, also known as National Signing Day for the Class of 2024. Before