Edible pot in fruit, animal shapes targeted by Colorado lawmakers

Edible pot in fruit, animal shapes targeted by Colorado lawmakers

DENVER (AP) — Pot-infused lemon drops and other marijuana edibles that resemble fruits could be coming off Colorado shelves, the latest front in a battle by lawmakers to eradicate retail pot products that could appeal to kids.

A committee in the state House of Representatives advanced the bill that also would ban infused edibles shaped like animals or people. Edible pot makers already are preparing for new regulations starting this fall that will require each piece of food to carry a symbol with the letters THC, marijuana's intoxicating chemical.

Harvard Law debate confronts abortion levels among blacks
Pro-life

Harvard Law debate confronts abortion levels among blacks

Evan Lips

CAMBRIDGE – A discussion at Harvard Law School on Tuesday featured a black, pro-life activist talking about the disproportionate rate of abortions within the black community – what could possibly go wrong?

"There is certainly pro-life and pro-choice rhetoric underlying the issue," law student Chase Giacomo, president of Harvard Law Students for Life, said at the beginning of the discussion on the Harvard University campus. "But we're really here today to talk about the disproportionate ratio of abortions in the black community."

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