Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/Getty/Wikimedia CommonsWhen Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced this year that his office planned to take at least $42 million from state money and use it to fund corporate research for an experimental psychedelic addiction treatment, he caught many people off guard—including some of the officials tasked with allocating that money.The proposal—to fund development for the alternative therapy ibogaine—and the continuing mystery o
The inside story about a state commission that wants to spend $42 million on a controversial psychedelic drug to treat opioid addiction and the complicated reasons why.
Sally Hauser
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Friends of York Walls volunteer Sally Hauser shares all the insider information you need to know about one of Yorkshire’s most prominent historical treasures.
There’s a common saying in York: ‘the streets are gates, the gates are bars and the bars are pubs’. No visit to the city is complete without a wander round the ramparts encircling it. But York’s walls are not just for the tourists. Many residents use them on a daily basis to commute, take exercise or simply soak up the ambience that living so close to almost 2,000 years of history offers.