US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen ate a “magic mushroom” on a recent trip to Beijing, but the aftereffects don’t sound that special. CNN’s Erin Burnett spoke to her Monday, asking about ...

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen inadvertently consumed magic mushrooms during a visit to China. Yellen says she didn't trip on the shrooms, and properly cooking them kills the psychedelic properties.

Magic mushrooms may have been to blame for Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen’s mortifying bow before a Chinese official last week. Yellen, 76, gobbled four portions of jian shou qing, a type of ...

Now, Treasury Secretary Janet L. Yellen is saying that yes, she ate mushrooms that might have had hallucinogenic properties — but (promise, Dad!) she didn’t actually get high from them.

America's chief macroeconomist accidentally microdosed on Chinese "magic mushrooms" last month. Well, sort of. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen accidentally dined on hallucinogenic mushrooms on a ...

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has sparked a "magic mushroom" craze in China after dining at the Yunnan restaurant chain Yi Zuo Yi Wang and eating the local jian shou qing, a dish made with ...

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Outgoing Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told the story of when she first ... the recommendation of her attache there. The chef served mushrooms that could be hallucinogenic if not prepared ...

Stephen Colbert, host of CBS’ “The Late Show,” asked outgoing U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet ... mushrooms before coming on, but I haven't had them so you're safe," Yellen replied with ...

And, yes, the magic mushrooms in Beijing were hallucinogenic. This isn’t an Anthony Bourdain travel show but rather a taste of what Janet L. Yellen, the Treasury secretary, has been eating on ...