#Solutions

Divide and conquer in the United States is at an all time high and its results are proving to be a ticking time bomb toward civil war.

Snopes and the Associated Press have been given power over social media to define truth but they are often wrong and the consequences are grave.

As the left and right bicker over who's to blame for the immigration crisis and how to deal with the influx of immigrants, those of us paying attention have the solution.

Domino's Pizza is pledging to repair the roads in cities across the country in a new campaign that finally answers the question, "Who will build the roads?"

A landmark lawsuit is the first in the country to name the actual owners of Purdue Pharma who makes the deadly drug OxyContin for their role in the opioid epidemic.

As governments and bankers claim cryptocurrencies and the blockchain are tools of criminals, millions of dollars in aid — generated by these technologies — are helping the less fortunate all over the world.

A veteran who was prescribed nearly 10,000 pills a year has now become an outspoken advocate for the one medicine that actually helped his chronic pain—cannabis.

After the public defender discovered that the Minneapolis Police Department arrested nearly all black people for selling pot, the mayor demanding police stop arresting people for selling marijuana.

A lemonade company has launched a campaign to step up for the children who are threatened with heavy fines for running "illegal" lemonade stands.

The California Senate just passed a revolutionary bill that will nullify the control the Federal Reserve has over the cannabis industry by creating a separate banking industry—solely for cannabis.