Maybe they should have kept it as a source of federal funding.
The National Park Service destroyed an elaborate marijuana farm worth nearly $48 million inside Washington state’s North Cascades National Park.
The pot paradise had more than 16,700 plants and featured terraced land with retaining walls and fences, and dammed creeks for irrigation.
No time to buy your fix before dropping off the kids at day care? No problem at one Florida center.
Four Titusville residents allegedly stored illegal drugs, guns and ammunition at the licensed day-care center they ran, a six-month police investigation found.
Some Italian mayors are turning into legal loonies, using a government crime crackdown to as an excuse to enact inane regulations.
Among the ridiculous rules are bans in Capri against wearing a bikini away from the beach, weekend lawn mowing in Forte dei Marmi and public displays of affection in a car in Eboli.
The spate of official stupidity been dubbed “the summer of bans” by some Italian newspapers.
The British health-care system is so comprehensive, even the fish get dental coverage.
Henry, a yellow Mbu puffer fish, had 45 minutes of surgery to extract a tooth after an unfortunate run-in with a tankmate – Clyde, a 10-year-old American stingray.
Aquatic dentists had to sedate Henry before the operation. Clyde has since moved out, to a tank in Germany.
Like God and Santa Claus, the all-seeing eyes of Google know your every move.
A 36-year-old Australian man who passed out drunk on his mother’s front lawn complained when images of him sprawled out were captured by the cameras of Google’s “Street View.”