Kensington Palace Is Very Worried About Trolls Hating On Both Duchesses; ‘A Lot of People’ Thought Emily Blunt Would Divorce John Krasinski

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January 29, 2019

Kensington Palace is very worried about trolls hating on both duchesses

Staff at Kensington Palace reportedly spend “a lot of hours” managing negative comments online aimed at Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle. Social media backlash has increased in recent months, ranging from pitting the royal sisters-in-law against each other to “violent threats,” a source tells Hello! magazine.

“The Palace has always monitored comments, but it’s a hugely time consuming thing,” the insider said. “They can block certain words, but some of it is quite serious. Over the course of last year, with hundreds of thousands of comments, there were two or three that were violent threats. You can delete and report and block people and the police have options around particular people. It’s something you have to manage because there’s no other way to control it.”

According to Hello!, “A lot of hours are being spent reviewing old material and moderating comments under posts.”

Although the Duchess of Sussex deleted her social media accounts ahead of her marriage to Prince Harry and Kate has never had personal pages, Kensington Palace shares news about Prince William, Prince Harry and their families—but arguments can get quite heated between Meghan supporters and Kate supporters.

“It follows a Kate vs Meghan narrative and some of the worst stuff is between Kate fans and Meghan fans,” the source told Hello! “Arguments about who looks more appropriate, for example, that turn into personal attacks on other users. It’s creating a supercharged atmosphere and everyone can join in, but what are the consequences of this?”

In response, the news outlet has launched the #HelloToKindness campaign, to combat negative online behavior. Emily Nash, royals reporter at Hello!, adds that the magazine has noticed the abuse on their own social media pages related to stories about Meghan and Kate, both 37. They’ve even had to turn off comments after comments became threatening.

“It seems to me to be particularly sexist,” Nash told CNN. “You have people comparing them in a way that doesn’t really happen with men—‘she’s walking funny, or her heels are too high, or her legs are too skinny.’”

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Emily Blunt: ‘A Lot of People’ Thought She Would Divorce John Krasinski

Emily Blunt revealed that some people jokingly warned her against working with her husband, John Krasinski, in A Quiet Place over fears that it would end their marriage.

“You go into this process not knowing what it’s going to be like. A lot of people were like, ‘You’re going to be divorced by the end of it,’ but we were so much closer,” the actress, 35, said in the press room at the 2019 SAG Awards on Sunday, January 27, after winning Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role for her part in the post-apocalyptic movie, which Krasinski, 39, starred in and directed.

“I think the discovery of how we collaborated and could create something together was just so special,” Blunt told reporters, noting that her “favorite thing about shooting” the flick was working alongside her husband of eight years. “We had never done it before and it [was] kind of the great unknown.”

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Tom Brady, 41: There’s ‘zero’ percent chance I’ll retire this year, I’ll play until I’m 45

Attention fans of the 31 NFL teams that are looking forward to the day when Tom Brady finally retires: Don’t hold your breath. The 41-year-old insists he won’t be hanging up his cleats anytime soon, regardless of what happens this weekend. After losing last year’s championship to the Philadelphia Eagles and experiencing a decline in numbers this season, many have wondered whether Brady would be looking to score one last Super Bowl ring to close out his legendary career on a high note. Yet, according to the man himself, he isn’t riding off into the sunset for another few seasons. In fact, there is a “zero” percent chance.

“I’ve said that for a long time,” Brady told ESPN on Sunday. “I feel like I’m asked that a lot, and I feel like I repeat the same answer. But no one believes me. I’ve set a goal for myself at 45. Like I’ve said before, it’s very hard to make it that far. I know how hard it was this year and the commitment it takes, and hopefully, I’ve learned from some of the things that happened this year to be better next year. But every year is tough.”

When it comes to retirement, Brady says he’ll know when the time is right—and that time isn’t now.

“I’m gonna feel like, ‘OK, I’ve had enough,’ ” he told the outlet. “I don’t quite feel like that yet.”

And while Brady’s stats may have dipped in some categories this season compared to previous years, he sees enough positives to feel he can compete for a long time to come.

“I feel like I’ve still made a lot of improvements, and I still feel like I can continue to do it at a championship level,” he explained to ESPN. “And I think that’s where I was at before, and that’s still where I’m at now.”

7 Must-Have Marijuana Hacks For Beginners

Terry Hacienda

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January 29, 2019

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7 Must-Have Marijuana Hacks For Beginners

Consuming cannabis does not require the problem-solving acumen of Angus MacGyver. For most of us, you put a joint between your thumb and index finger, place it between your lips and flick a Bic. Inhale. Exhale. Enjoy. But there are always ways to make the experience easier. There are simple household items you can use to improve the process. If you are new to cannabis, you may find these marijuana hacks helpful. If you are experienced, consider these a refresher course.

And, remember, consume responsibly!

1. Put A Little Honey On It

Everybody has their own special way to roll a joint. It’s kind of like fingerprints: No two are exactly identical. There are some out there that can roll a uniform joint each time. But for most of us, it’s hit or miss. And the consistency and dryness of the herb plays a role in how well the joint burns.

If you find that your joints burn a little too quickly — or if you enjoy some sweetness when you smoke — put a tiny bit of honey on the outside of the rolling paper. Your smoking experience will be sweeter, smoother and longer lasting. If you do it correctly, the joint will burn more evenly.

Extra tip: If you prefer, maple syrup also work but it is messier.

2. Lean Back While Lighting

OK, this one may sound too basic. But I’ve seen too many burnt eyebrows and nose hairs over the years, so I want to document this for those new to smoking.

The flame from a lighter—all lighters, I don’t care if it is a Bic of a fancy heirloom from your granddad—will burn vertically in normal indoor conditions. If you are outdoors, well, check for the wind direction and use a little common sense.

So if you lean forward into the flame, your face will get too close. Singed eyebrows or eyelashes are dead giveaways. And burning your nose hurts. So lean your face back slightly and carefully light the joint. This becomes more important, obviously, when you have to relight a joint that is half smoked. If it is a roach (the end of the joint), see Tip #3.

3. Use A Safety Pin Or A Bobby Pin As A Roach Clip

Of all the household items a cannabis consumers need, I think a bobby pin or a safety pin are key. Tweezers are preferred, but I can never find mine when I need it. Get yourself a package of bobby pins or safety pins and you will pat yourself on the back eventually.

When the joint gets to the point where it is too small to safely light, use the bobby pin to wedge the used joint. It will be much easier to light. For the safety pin, carefully stick the pin through the joint for the same effect.

4. Make Your Own Grinder

Purchasing a herb grinder is essential if you are going to be consuming cannabis. Trust me on this. Buy a grinder. They will last a long, long time and you will get plenty of use out of it.

But if for whatever reason you don’t have a grinder available, here is a handy MacGyver solution. Find an empty pill bottle (you know, from a prescription or aspirin) and a coin (I prefer a dime, but a penny will do. Nickels and quarter are too big.) Clean the coin (preferably with rubbing alcohol, which is another essential household item you should have around). Put your bud in the pill container. Add the coin. Shake. Shake Shake. You will have some ground herb inside the bottle.

Still, a grinder is better.

5. Pipe Cleaners Actually Clean Pipes (Who Knew?)

I think most of us were introduced to pipe cleaners in kindergarten art class. Or in some lame arts and craft project you made for Mom in third grade. But guess what? Pipe cleaners are essential for cannabis enthusiasts. Because they clean pipes pretty well.

Related Story: Marijuana 101: Spring Cleaning For Your Marijuana Gear

Go to a tobacco store or a craft store or the corner drug store. Buy a package of pipe cleaners. If you have a pipe or a bong, there is nothing better for scraping out the resin. They are cheap and disposable. And they live up to their name!

6. Odor Elimination Part 1: Air-Freshener Spray

If you’re like most of us, you probably have some in your bathroom right now. I don’t care what brand you use (I prefer Febreze, but it really doesn’t matter), these sprays really work on the tell-tale cannabis smell.

Keep a bottle of air-freshener near your stash and use it. If you fear the smell is on your clothing gently spray a little on the outer layer—just a very small amount—and you are good to go.

Travel tip: Throw some in your luggage when you are on the road. You never know when you’ll need it.

7. Odor Elimination Part 2: Empty Toilet Paper Roll And Dryer Sheet

I think just about every cannabis enthusiast who lived in a dorm knows this trick. If you want to mask the smell of burnt herb, this homemade “spoof” is effective. (And it is kinda MacGyverish.)

Related Story: 5 Ways To Get Rid Of The Marijuana Smell After Smoking

Affix a dryer sheet (Bounce, Gain, Downy, etc.) to the end of an empty toilet paper roll. A rubber band comes in handy here. Now you have what is called a spoof: an amazing odor elimination device that cost you next to nothing. When you inhale, blow the smoke into the open end of the toilet paper roll. The dryer sheet will filter the odor.

This method is not foolproof, but it will eliminate a lot of the smell.

Why Candy Hearts Won’t Be Available This Valentine’s Day

Maria Loreto

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January 29, 2019

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Why Candy Hearts Won’t Be Available This Valentine’s Day

Valentine’s Day has always been associated with chocolates, teddy bears, and Sweethearts candy hearts—at least the dreamy TV version of the holiday. This year, middle schoolers will not be able to say “I Love U” through a cute candy, because the sweets won’t be available for sale.

Vox reports that Necco, the candy company that makes the hearts, was purchased by a new company and didn’t have the time or resources to manufacture the highly requested candy. They’ll be back by 2020 though, so don’t freak out just yet.

“There are a lot of manufacturing challenges and unanswered questions at this point, and we want to make sure these brands meet consumer expectations when they re-enter the market. We look forward to announcing the Sweethearts relaunch for the 2020 Valentine season,” said a company spokesperson.

Interestingly enough, these candies have been a part of American tradition since the late 1800s. Early messages said strange things like “Married in white, you have chosen right,” and “Married in satin, love will not be lasting,” which is hilarious. The candies were primarily handed out in weddings, and after time managed to thread themselves into our culture’s view of romance.

If you’re worried about finding other delicious Valentine’s Day candies, don’t stress out; candy hearts are not that tasty. If you’re a sucker for nostalgia then we’re sorry, and you’ll have to brave through this Valentine’s Day without your candy hearts.

Marijuana Can Reverse The Aging Process In Humans

Trey Reckling

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January 29, 2019

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Marijuana Can Reverse The Aging Process In Humans

Over a year ago, a team of scientists demonstrated that marijuana improves the memory and learning abilities in aging mice. Why does THC, the plant’s psychoactive ingredient, reverse the aging process? Here is a look at the science.

As we age, it can be more difficult to learn and retain information. We accept that as fact. But imagine a world where people regularly regard marijuana as an effective way to reverse symptoms of aging. It sounds just too good to be real. But some scientists from Germany and Israel believe this may be true, in mice at least.

The subjects were not ordinary lab mice. They used methuselah mice, animals engineered to live to be the human equivalent of 180 years old.

This study was particularly interested in the endocannabinoid system (ECS), the group of endogenous receptors in the brains and central nervous systems of all vertebrate animals. Endocannabinoids are the naturally occurring compounds similar to those found in cannabis. The ECS is the reason that we get high from marijuana and why its medical application can be so effective.

ECS activity declines as we age. CB1 receptors, one of two main types of cannabinoid receptors, become less effective. The coupling action between proteins and these receptors is greatly reduced. The CB1 receptor is what is responsible for interacting with THC, the psychotropic compound that marijuana is most famous for.

There is evidence suggesting a link between the ECS and neuroinflammatory and neurodegenerative disorders related to aging. While there has never been a proven direct link between the ECS and aging, that is exactly what this mice study sought to examine.

When provided with a low dose of THC the age-related decline of cognitive performance in the methuselah mice was reversed. Sadly, they determined this not through timed trials in a maze or other memory dependent reward games. The brains of the mice were dissected and DNA samples collected and compared with those of their non-exposed peers. Remarkably, their chemical profiles matched that of very young mice. Additionally, they found increased nerve connectivity, the opposite of what happens naturally in the aging process.

Mice study results do not always translate into comparable human trial outcomes. That said, we do share 97.5 percent of working DNA with them, a mere 1 percent less than our cousin, the chimpanzee. So when mice respond to treatment positively in a lab setting, scientists take note.

We no do doubt will hear more about related research and proposed human trials. There is too much to gain to let the results of this study gather dust.

Facebook Plans On Merging Messenger, WhatsApp, And Instagram

Maria Loreto

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January 29, 2019

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Facebook Plans On Merging Messenger, WhatsApp, And Instagram

New reports claim that Facebook is working on a messaging software that will merge its three most popular messaging apps: Instagram Direct Messages, Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.

The New York Times reports that this directive comes straight from CEO Mark Zuckerberg, who’s had clashes with the former CEOs of Instagram and WhatsApp over his level of involvement with apps he vowed would remain independent. According to the report, Facebook wants to create the best possible messaging experience, adding end to end encryption and making it easier to contact a higher amount of people.

“We’re working on making more of our messaging products end-to-end encrypted and considering ways to make it easier to reach friends and family across networks,” a Facebook spokesperson said. “As you would expect, there is a lot of discussion and debate as we begin the long process of figuring out all the details of how this will work.”

This transition is expected to be completed at some point in 2020, with the apps remaining separate, at least on a surface level. Once the process is complete, Facebook Messenger users will be able to contact any person with an account on either Instagram or WhatsApp.

While the name Facebook should ring the warning bells of any person concerned with their internet security, the planned end to end encryption should protect the information you exchange with others. Still, experts say that the unification of the three apps means that they’d likely share data, giving Facebook a more precise way of monitoring your moves.

No matter Facebook’s intentions, it’s tough not to read this move as a way of keeping us even more attached to their site, with every passing day making social media a requirement instead of a hobby. In a few years time it might be impossible to make a call or send a text without having to go through a social media barrier.

Could Democrats Use Trump Shutdown Strategy To Decriminalize Marijuana?

Mike Adams

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January 29, 2019

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Could Democrats Use Trump Shutdown Strategy To Decriminalize Marijuana?

Republicans should know that President Trump’s government shutdown tactics to secure a wall along the U.S. Mexico border could come back to bite them in the rear in the near future. Because if holding American hostage is the new way to get things done in this country, one Congressman says the Democrats could employ the same scheme to accomplish a variety of wish list tasks, like pushing marijuana reform.

Last week, U.S Representative Jim Himes of Connecticut urged Republicans not to let this shutdown business spin too far out of control, as it is creating a paradigm that stands to weaken democracy.

“I would remind my Republican colleagues that there will be a Democratic president someday, and they are setting this precedent,” Himes said, alluding that it might be their turn next.

“Maybe we’ll decide not to pay the military until we can get truly universal health coverage,” he continued. “Maybe we’ll decide not to man the borders, or to decriminalize marijuana, because that’s what we want, and we won’t pay people until we get what we want. It’s a terrible precedent, and my Republican friends know that.”

Although the government shutdown—the longest in American history—is over for now, President Trump is not likely to give in on his agenda. His acting chief of staff, Mick Mulvaney, said on Sunday that Trump will do “whatever it takes to secure the border,” which could definitely include another government shutdown. A deal reached on Friday by House and Senate negotiators gives the country three weeks to sort it out or else the president will likely flex once again.

“Does anybody really think I won’t build the WALL? Done more in first two years than any President! MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!,” Trump tweeted on Sunday night.

If another shutdown happens, however, the powers that be in the District of Columbia could use this time to legalize retail pot sales. When the city passed a measure in 2014 intended to legalize marijuana, it did not come with a provision for a taxed and regulated market. Congressional riders have since prevented the city from spending tax dollars to move forward with an expansion. But the shutdown creates a lapse in the rider that technically gives DC the power to take a shot at this reform. It’s something that Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser hasn’t “ruled out.”

Some believe the shutdown will be resolved in the coming weeks—it has even been suggested Trump has made concessions – while others are of the opinion more drama is coming in the interest of a wall along the southern border. Will this have any impact on marijuana reform now or in the future? Probably not.

Joe Montana Makes Blockbuster Investment In California Cannabis Company

Brendan Bures

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January 28, 2019

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Joe Montana Makes Blockbuster Investment In California Cannabis Company

Though CBS won’t air a medical marijuana ad during its Super Bowl broadcast, that won’t stop others closely associated with football from joining the weed game. Joe Montana, the four-time Super Bowl champion and quarterback legend, announced his venture firm would invest $75 million into a California-based marijuana company, per the Associated Press.

Caliva, the San Jose retailer that calls itself the “most trusted brand in cannabis,” is the recipient of the investment, which will be used to flesh out a vertically integrated company, including a farm, retail store, delivery center, and more. While it’s unknown the amount Montana personally put up, this isn’t first time the football great has invested in marijuana. Previously he invested in the marijuana media company Herb.

Adrenaline still racing from being back on the sidelines with my beautiful wife at Arrowhead. Thanks for having us @Chiefs! Hats off to two absolute superstars and their teams @patrickmahomes5 and @TB12sports…And the gunslinger in the booth @tonyromo – Incredible game! pic.twitter.com/OSzVzOTNhR

— Joseph Montana (@JoeMontana) January 22, 2019

Montana told the Associated Press his firm was investing in an industry he believes “can provide relief to many people and can make a serious impact on opioid use or addiction.”Although Montana has maintained a public dalliance with the cannabis industry, he’s not stated whether he uses the plant either medically or recreationally.

Plenty of former football players, however, haven’t been so shy, Former running back Ricky Williams launched his “Real Wellness” cannabis brand early last year, while also speaking on squashing the past stigmas he faced from his close association with marijuana.

Others like Willis McGahee and Eben Britton have been vocal advocates for allowing NFL players to use medical marijuana. Meanwhile, Martellus Bennett estimated last year that 9 out of 10 NFL athletes use marijuana. He added that he’s often more surprised when teammates would tell Bennett they didn’t smoke than when they did.

7 New Ways To Consume Cannabis

Ashlee Nolan

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January 28, 2019

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We’ve all heard of weed brownies and candies, but have you ever tried infused almond milk? As more states legalize, cannabis companies are creating a variety of edibles unlike anything you could score in your college dorm. Here are 7 new ways to consume cannabis.

If you’re looking for a smoke-free alternative to herb, or you simply love the body high of a good edible.

Beer

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Though it doesn’t actually contain alcohol, Ceria Brewing Co’s cannabis-infused beer is the perfect way to unwind after a long day. Each bottle contains 5mg of THC, providing a mellow high that can be enjoyed socially (and not just from your couch).

Cotton Candy

Spice up a childhood favorite with a Kandy Care’s award-winning Cotton Kandy, available in Phaded Pink and Blazed Blue. Each package contains 55mg of THC, which is approximately 4 servings depending on your tolerance.

Nuts

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Are you nuts for nuts? Kush Nuts has you covered with their healthy blend of almonds, cashews, rosemary and garlic, infused with quality cannabis. They come in three sizes ranging from 45mg to 180mg of THC and each bag is strain specific so you know what effect to expect.

Cheese Crackers

If you’re looking to get away from sugary edible options, check out Love’s Oven’s savory cheddar crackers. Each package contains 10 crackers dosed with 10mg of THC each, or you can opt for 20 microdosed crackers which have 10mg in the whole package.

Granola

Pura Vida’s medicated granola packs a punch with 250mg of THC in each bag, which they recommend should be taken in 10 doses. It comes in yummy flavors like Cinnamon & Coconut and Dark Chocolate & Cranberry, plus it’s organic, vegan and gluten-free.

Mints

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With THC and CBD-infused options ranging from 1mg to 5mg, Mr. Moxey’s Mints offers a minty fresh variety for cannabis consumers looking to microdose. Each artisanal blend is loaded up with other good-for-you herbs like ginseng, chamomile, and echinacea.

Almond Milk

Perfect for your morning coffee or cereal, Mary Jane Juice Co.’s Vanilla Almond Milk is infused with 100mg of THC in each bottle. For people who want to wake and bake without smoking, this is an awesome and versatile option.

The Newly Democratic House Majority And The Future Of Legal Weed

Matt Reper

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January 28, 2019

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The Newly Democratic House Majority And The Future Of Legal Weed

The future of marijuana legalization in the U.S. looks a lot brighter now that Democrats have reclaimed the House of Representatives following the 2018 Midterm Elections held this past November.

Former NFL player Colin Allred’s (D-TX) defeat of Pete Sessions (R-TX) in their North Dallas district marked what might be the brightest ray of hope for legalization efforts. Sessions had been the Chairman of the often overlooked but surprisingly important House Rules Committee Chairman in 2013.

Under Sessions’ leadership, the House Rules Committee has been “the place proposed marijuana laws go to die,” according to The Boston Globe.

Sessions reportedly prevented at least 34 pro-marijuana legislation proposals from reaching the House floor. Of these were measures to allow state marijuana businesses access to banking services, fortify protection against prosecution at the federal level for medical marijuana patients, allow a number of states to pursue marijuana legalization without federal resistance, and stop discrimination against medical marijuana patients within the U.S. Veterans Association.

Sessions’ loss in the 2018 Midterms allowed for Rep. Jim McGovern (D-MA) to take over his position as Rules Committee Chair. Unlike Sessions, McGovern has pledged not to block marijuana legalization out of respect for the voters and legislatures continuing to pass pro-marijuana legislation on local and state levels in spite of out-of-date federal statutes standing in their way.

Legal marijuana advocates already consider Sessions’ ousting a major step forward, despite newly re-elected Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) refusal to say whether or not she would bring pro-marijuana legalization to the House floor. Rep. Earl Blumenauer (D-OR) told Rolling Stone, “All we need is to not have what happened with Republicans, where Republican leadership stopped the process. If they would have just stood out of the way we could have moved this stuff forward, and we’ll now be able to do that.”

While Sessions’ loss is undoubtedly a big win for legal weed, legalization proponents have even more cause to be hopeful going forward.

Other newly elected Democratic Representatives have also publicly come out in support of legalizing marijuana. Freshman Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) recently tweeted a High Times article detailing her partnership with healthcare and tax reform expert Dan Riffle, who was once the director of federal policy for the Marijuana Policy Project but left his position due to the large-scale influence of big business on marijuana legislation. Ocasio-Cortez added, “#LegalizeIt, and demand justice for communities ravaged by the War on Drugs.”

#LegalizeIt, and demand justice for communities ravaged by the War on Drugs. https://t.co/mxxN4UTKVl

— Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (@AOC) January 10, 2019

The new House Democratic majority could also aid pro-marijuana legislation proposed in the Senate. Introduced by Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) early in June 2018, the States Act aims to support and protect individual states as they determine their own marijuana legislation. It was reportedly blocked by Pete Sessions during his tenure as the Chair of the House Rules Committee, despite support from President Trump. With Sessions no longer blocking the way, legalization efforts in the Senate like the States Act now have a crucial window to make progress in getting the States Act passed, and helping to pave the way for legal weed in the U.S.

Marijuana legalization in the U.S. still faces a number of obstacles. A memorandum issued by Rep. Blumenauer in October 2018 to the leaders of the Democratic party calling for the achievement of such “desperately needed” marijuana legislation reforms by the end of 2019 seems even too optimistic right now. But the new Democratic House majority seems by all accounts to be a huge breakthrough for legal weed.

Time will tell, but if there was ever a time to be hopeful, it’s probably now.

Brad Pitt & Charlize Theron More Than Just ‘Friends With Benefits’; Chris Pratt Is Already Detailing His And Katherine Schwarzenegger’s Plans For Children

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January 28, 2019

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Brad Pitt & Charlize Theron More Than Just ‘Friends With Benefits’

Brad Pitt is reportedly keeping his dating relationship with Charlize Theron as quiet as possible so as not to anger his ex Angelina Jolie.

Pitt’s ex-bodyguard Kris Herzog gave an explosive interview to the Sun on Sunday, and said of the actor and Theron, “At the minimum, they’re friends with benefits.” But Herzog believes Pitt’s fear of Jolie during their custody situation has caused him to tread carefully in his new relationship with the blonde beauty.

It’s been reported that Pitt and Theron looked like they were an item together at a private house in Beverly Hills. Herzog confirmed to the Sun on Sunday the report that Theron’s ex, Sean Penn, set her up with Pitt.

“I spoke to Charlize about four months ago and she told me Sean Penn had introduced them,” Herzog said. “I know as a fact they’ve been together for the last four months,” Pitt’s former protector noted. “I’ve seen them once myself together. They’re definitely dating but they’re keeping it secret until they work out whether it’s going to be long-term.”

Herzog, owner of The Bodyguard Group of Beverly Hills, also claimed that Pitt has tried to hide his romance with Theron from estranged ex-wife Jolie. As Radar readers know, Pitt and Jolie have fought a bitter divorce battle for more than two years. But they recently came to a delicate child custody agreement.

“Everything Brad does is vetted through how it’s going to affect his relationship with Angelina,” Herzog alleged. “Because if he p***es her off, it’s going to f*** up their child custody situation.”

Chris Pratt Is Already Detailing His and Katherine Schwarzenegger’s Plans For Children

After months of dating extremely privately, Chris Pratt has officially put a ring on it-he’s engaged to Katherine Schwarzenegger. The newly engaged couple is reportedly planning a big, traditional wedding for this summer, but venues and caterers are apparently not the only thing on their mind.

In his first interview since popping the question, Pratt has told ET that he sees “lots of kids” in his and Schwarzenegger’s future.

“The future? Oh. Lots of kids,” he said. “Maybe less time spent working, more time spent enjoying life.”

He continued, “I always want to be that guy that works to live, not lives to work. I think [I want to spend] just a lot of time at the farm and a lot of time catching a lot of fish and seeing lots of sunsets.”

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Here’s How Much Money Princess Diana Reportedly Got from Her Divorce

Diana and Charles announced their separation in 1992, 11 years after tying the knot, but it took another four years to reach an agreement for the divorce settlement.

Queen Elizabeth II reportedly wouldn’t have minded Diana retaining her title of Her Royal Highness, but Charles insisted she drop it when the marriage came to an official end.

Without it, Diana would need to curtsey to anyone in the royal family—technically even her sons, William and Harry. These are 9 more things Princess Diana lost after her divorce—and what she actually got to keep.

Despite the smack in the face of losing her royal title, Diana did have something to gain: a whole lot of money. Her lawyer and Buckingham Palace announced that she’d be getting the cash in one lump sum instead of having Charles pay ongoing alimony, and the amount was nothing short of staggering.

Neither side ever officially disclosed the details, but London newspapers leaked that she’d reportedly received $22.5 million, plus another $600,000 salary to pay for her private office.

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