Molly is basically the same as ecstasy. They’re both incarnations of the club drug MDMA, which gives you that “love everyone around you” feeling and pairs well with hypnotic, bass-driven music.

Incidents involving the drug have stretched from Boston to New York and Washington, D.C. Molly has all the makings of what one official called an absolute disaster.

A comparison of the 2012 and 2013 Global Drug Surveys, conducted by an independent drug-use data agency, shows just how popular Molly has become. In 2012, 26.5 percent of U.S. respondents had ...

Molly, slang for molecular, is a crystalline powder form of the popular club drug MDMA, which in pill form is known as Ecstasy. Molly usually comes in capsules and is often sold and used at ...

"Molly," slang for molecular, is the pure crystalline powder form of the popular club drug MDMA, which, in pill form, is known as ecstasy and is often mixed with other substances, such as caffeine.

Molly user #2 tells us he will "absolutely" take the drug in the future -- but Molly user #1 says he "doesn't think he will." The street price for Molly can be as low as $20.

Molly drug may be contaminated or counterfeit, police and experts warn. Sept. 6, 2013— -- Investigators in three East Coast cities are trying to determine whether a string of recent deaths ...

Molly has been tentatively linked to at least four deaths at East Coast gatherings in the past two weeks. Despite the deaths, some in the electronic dance music scene are unapologetic about the ...

Molly is just Ecstasy with a different name, Owen and Gavin write, a marketing trick from “drug dealers rebranding a product that had gotten a bad reputation because it was so heavily cut with ...

It’s a drug — and it’s increasingly popular.The good news is that this really isn’t something brand new. Molly is another name for 3, 4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine, which you may know as ...

The drug, said to be found at concerts and parties by asking where ‘Molly’ is, is sold from $15 to $50 a dose and is seeing a rise in popularity with the support of musicians.

Following several deaths earlier this month, the drug Molly has appeared in headlines across the country. It’s also featured in songs by artists like Tyga and Miley Cyrus. Officials say they haven’t ...