Tonic water didn’t stay in the medicine box for long. The first commercial tonic water was produced and patented in 1858 by Erasmus Bond, the owner of Pitt & Co. By 1868, gin and tonic was regarded as ...

Cannabis, cocaine and ecstasy remain the most commonly illegal used drugs in Cyprus while nicotine and alcohol continue to be ...

Gandalf is one of New Zealand's most well-known "green fairies", a term used to describe those who provide black market ...

If he doesn’t abandon efforts to reclassify and legalize marijuana, his administration will unleash a wave of corporatization ...

If Largs is God's waiting room then Barrfields Pavilion Theatre is God's music hall, and it was a few weeks ago ...

Joshua Richard Hooper, 32, was busted possessing a large quantity of cocaine, steroids and supplying ... He has recently been prescribed medicinal marijuana along with seeking help for his mental ...

The last thing I remember before being driven to the hospital is the sharp, medicinal bite of gin And I wasn’t the only one.

“It is a serious problem, and that extends to—there are calls to legalize cocaine. It is where the elite opinion is going.” Both of these perspectives—Musk’s potential laissez faire ...

In the late 19th century, cocaine was widely used in medicinal tonics and patent medicines, as it was thought to have pain-relieving and mood-enhancing properties. Dr. Pemberton was one of those ...

Local versions of the American soft drink are popping up around the country – and they’ve got all the right ingredients to go mainstream. There’s just one Big Red Problem.