But American history can be read as a long line of fears about witches, immigrants, drugs, conspirators and so on. These fears emerge as reflections of current social changes.

Drugs No, That Isn't 'Rainbow Fentanyl' in Your Kid's Candy Stash "I'm skeptical that [dealers] would try to target children where there is not an existing market," says Sally Satel. Lenore ...

The term “rainbow fentanyl” is in quotes because it’s not an official medical term. Rather it’s been informally used to describe the possibly-looks-like-candy, multi-colored versions of ...

The rainbow fentanyl Halloween candy tale contained a number of factors that would make the story hot in an election year: a novel version of a dangerous street drug, a threat to children's safety ...

Rainbow fentanyl has become the latest concern for some Americans since the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration put out a PSA on Aug. 30, warning the colorful opioid is "made to look like candy ...

Federal officials said illegal fentanyl has been pressed into brightly colored tablets in what's been called rainbow fentanyl. It has been seized in 21 states, including neighboring Maine.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Ahead of trick-or-treating, some families have concerns about rainbow fentanyl which is a highly addictive opioid made to look like candy. “Rainbow fentanyl is incredibly scary.

Just weeks before Halloween, law enforcement officials are warning about a deadly drug packaged in pills that "look like candy." So-called rainbow fentanyl began showing up on the streets on the ...

Pride Month begs for easy, fun recipes and these rainbow popsicles fit the bill: colorful for the holiday, cooling for summer, perfect for kids and easily upgradable to adult (just add vodka!).