The Best Classic Stoner Flicks To Complement Your High

TORONTO — Mary Jane and the movies have been a long-time pairing, from 1936’s propaganda film “Reefer Madness” to contemporary onscreen stoners like Vancouver’s Seth Rogen. With Canada legalizing recreational cannabis use, here are 10 toke-filled titles to spark the mood, man: “Reefer Madness” Worth watching just to see how far viewpoints on cannabis have…

Head of Spanish children’s charity accused of kidnapping her own son

The head of a Spanish children’s charity has been arrested on suspicion of child abduction after allegedly kidnapping her own 11-year-old son and holding him captive, along with another child. María Sevilla, 36, who advised Left-wing party Podemos in her capacity as chairman of ‘Free Childhood’, an organisation seeking protection for child abuse victims, is…

Iran remains in compliance with nuclear deal, despite US withdrawal & sanctions – watchdog

Despite the unilateral US withdrawal from the nuclear agreement, its warmongering rhetoric and sanctions pressure, Tehran continues to honor all its obligations and remains compliant with the non-proliferation deal, the IAEA said. In contradiction to Washington’s assertions that Iran is an unreliable partner and Israel’s claims that the Islamic republic is secretly pursuing a nuclear…

Rojas, Aughinbaugh, Lischinsky, Balint, Bassett named MaxPreps/NFCA National High School Players of Week

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Heritage Academy’s (Ariz.) Mikayla Rojas, St. Mary’s Ryken’s (Md.) Madison Aughinbaugh, Lakeland’s (N.Y.) Cameron Lischinsky, Avon Grove’s (Pa.) Maggie Balint and Oskaloosa’s (Kan.) Haidyn Bassett have been named MaxPreps/NFCA National High School Players of the Week for contests played March 28-April 3. West Region – Mikayla Rojas (Heritage Academy – Laveen, Ariz.)…

Iranian FM Zarif resigned as he was not informed about Assad visit to Tehran – report

The reason for the resignation of Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif was that he was not informed about Syrian President Bashar Assad’s trip to Tehran last week, the Iranian Students’ News Agency (ISNA) reports. The Iranian news agency cited Foreign Ministry spokesman Bahram Qassemi as the source in its report, which seemingly confirms a…

Japan waits nervously to learn new word that will define era of next emperor

Across Japan printers, minters and computer programmers alike are waiting. Since Emperor Akihito announced in December 2017 that he would be abdicating at the end of April this year, one question has stuck on their lips: Which two kanji characters would be chosen to define the new imperial era? In a tradition that dates back…

Winthrop’s Cooke Brings Softball Skills From South Carolina to Poland

Kutno is a mid-sized city of around 47,000 in central Poland. Aside from being an important railroad junction for Poland, Kutno is known as a hub of Little League®. In 1996, the Little League European Leadership Training Center opened in the city, and it has been the host of Little League Baseball® and Little League…

Chef reveals Kim Jong-un’s appetite for foie gras, caviar and lobster

The executive chef at Hanoi’s luxury Metropole hotel has reportedly revealed new details about Kim Jong-un’s appetite for luxurious meals of foie gras, caviar and lobster.  Australian Paul Smart, who earned his chef stripes at the London Ritz and once cooked for Queen Elizabeth faced the high-pressured task of catering to the divergent tastes of…

Red Dead Online: Rockstar Will Re-Balance In-Game Gold Bar Economy

Rockstar has responded to player feedback for Red Dead Online’s beta, specifically commenting on fixing the in-game economy. “Our current areas of focus include the in-game economy, which will require some additional balancing in order to ensure all activities are appropriately rewarding and fun, as well as some persistent bugs that are causing some players…