'90s Cartoon Characters Re-imagined as if They Were Addicted to Drugs. Thanks to Paul Ribera's darkly inventive mind, we don't have to wonder what it would be like if Hey Arnold was addicted to crack.

DRUG dealers in East Lancashire are trying to entice youngsters into using Ecstasy by placing images of cartoon characters on the potentially lethal… ...

Astellas, a Japanese drug company, is suing a medical journal in Paris in part because it used a cartoon of a man in a silly hat to criticize one of its drugs, the eczma skin cream Protopic.

Parents have been advised to pay close attention to the spread of drugs in cartoon-shaped pill form that could easily lure children to try. Their effects could be fatal, according to the Food and ...

There are a lot of appalling things about Cartoon All-Stars to the Rescue—a well-publicized, poorly animated bit of cross-corporate cartoon propaganda that was simulcast by ABC, BET, CBS, Fox ...

SEATTLE - A drug smuggler who carried hundreds of thousands of pills into the U.S. from Canada says he never meant to harm young people. But, James D. Riggins admits that he was carrying drugs ...

HAPEVILLE, Ga. – Georgia police have a warning for parents after a recent bust found drugs disguised as colorful candy cartoon characters and lollipops. Police found two firearms (one stolen ...