White House confirms firing of five employees based on marijuana use ...Middle East

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WASHINGTON: The White House said yesterday it has fired five employees over marijuana use, even after announcing a more lenient policy toward past use of the drug a few weeks ago.White House press secretary Jen Psaki posted a tweet confirming the five removals after the Daily Beast reported that dozens of staffers had been suspended, asked to resign, or placed in a remote work programme due to past marijuana use.“We announced a few weeks ago that the White House had worked with the security service to update the policies to ensure that past marijuana use wouldn’t automatically disqualify staff from serving in the White House,” Psaki tweeted.“The bottom line is this: of the hundreds of people

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