Army to Waive Marijuana Youth Use for Enlistment Push
The Army issued hundreds of waivers for marijuana use in youth as it seeks to grow recruits. Waivers rose from 191 in 2016 to over 500 this year, with Maj. Gen. Jeff Snow noting can still serve if applicants understand smoking is not allowed again.
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US executions rise in 2017 amid Texas lead
The Death Penalty Information Center notes 23 executions nationwide in 2017, up from 20, with Texas again the most active state at seven. Oklahoma halted all executions amid protocol changes, while Ohio and Virginia each had two. A Texas court stayedJuan Castillo's December lethal injection, keeping the year's last planned execution in limbo.
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