Morning Roundup: November 29, 2012
Jailed Mexican kingpin admits to bribing officials, young adults drive stoned more than drunk, and plans for a booze-free St. Paddy's Day divide Ireland.
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- South Korea Sees Digital Addiction in 2.5 Million as Young as 3 [Fox News]
- Jailed Mexican Kingpin Alleges He Bribed Top Officials [Wall Street Journal]
- Illinois Considers Legalizing Marijuana for Medical Uses [Chicago Tribune]
- Some US Muslims Struggle With Alcoholism Despite Belief that Drinking is a Sin [Southern California Public Radio]
- Smoking Causes 270,000 Cancers Yearly in Europe [Baltimore Sun]
- Young Adults More Likely to Smoke Pot Than Drink Before Driving [Medical Xpress]
- Plans for a Booze-Free St. Patrick's Day in Ireland [Belfast Telegraph]
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