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A viral video has sparked online debate after a mother shared her experience during postpartum. She posted a TikTok with the caption:
“Bro had 3 months to bond with his newborn and support his wife…instead, he speed ran a divorce playing video games”
Thousands of users are urging her to leave him and calling out his total lack of support, others in the comments are debating whether underlying mental health struggles or gaming addiction played a role in his behavior. Do you think… See more
A viral video has sparked online debate after a mother shared her experience during postpartum. She posted a TikTok with the caption:
“Bro had 3 months to bond with his newborn and support his wife…instead, he speed ran a divorce playing video games”
Thousands of users are urging her to leave him and calling out his total lack of support, others in the comments are debating whether underlying mental health struggles or gaming addiction played a role in his behavior. Do you think weaponized incompetence in a marriage is grounds for divorce, or should couples try therapy first? See less
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🚨 BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: A Syrian national has been arrested in Lebanon after allegedly travelling from Ghana through Kotoka International Airport in Accra with approximately 40 kilograms of suspected cocaine concealed in two pieces of luggage.
According to Ghana’s Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), the suspect was arrested on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut.
The arrest followed a coordinated controlled delivery operation… See more
🚨 BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: A Syrian national has been arrested in Lebanon after allegedly travelling from Ghana through Kotoka International Airport in Accra with approximately 40 kilograms of suspected cocaine concealed in two pieces of luggage.
According to Ghana’s Narcotics Control Commission (NACOC), the suspect was arrested on Saturday, October 31, 2026, at Rafic Hariri International Airport in Beirut.
The arrest followed a coordinated controlled delivery operation involving Ghanaian and Lebanese drug enforcement authorities as part of efforts to combat international drug trafficking. See less
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Ghana Demands Justice and Thorough US Probe Into Bronx Shooting of 15-Year-Old Javits Frimpong phoenix-browser.com/G0ByaQiNGEg
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Even now and then I get really inspired to make things with clay! Klayful Ceramics for the win!
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PRESS RELEASE:
IGP SPECIAL OPERATIONS TEAM ARRESTS 192 SUSPECTS IN SERIES OF INTELLIGENCE-LED OPERATIONS
The IGP Special Operations Team has arrested 192 suspects and recovered quantities of substances suspected to be narcotic drugs, firearms, ammunition and other exhibits during a series of intelligence-led operations across parts of the country.
The operations, conducted between 2nd and 29th October 2026, covered areas including New Town, Dansoman, Weija, Tudu, James Town,… See more
PRESS RELEASE:
IGP SPECIAL OPERATIONS TEAM ARRESTS 192 SUSPECTS IN SERIES OF INTELLIGENCE-LED OPERATIONS
The IGP Special Operations Team has arrested 192 suspects and recovered quantities of substances suspected to be narcotic drugs, firearms, ammunition and other exhibits during a series of intelligence-led operations across parts of the country.
The operations, conducted between 2nd and 29th October 2026, covered areas including New Town, Dansoman, Weija, Tudu, James Town, Shukura, Okaishie, Lapaz, Chantan, Odawna, Teshie, Avenor and Fadama.
In one of the operations at Teshie on 22nd October, 102 suspects were arrested, comprising 93 males and nine females. The operation also led to the recovery of quantities of compressed dried substances suspected to be narcotic drugs, seven bottles of nitrous oxide and one bottle of Benylin with Codeine. Eight suspects identified as key narcotics peddlers were handed over to the Drug Law Enforcement Unit for further investigations.
At Lapaz and Chantan, an operation on 15th October resulted in the arrest of 41 suspects, comprising 35 males and six females. The Police recovered quantities of dried leaves suspected to be narcotic substances, which have been retained for evidential and forensic purposes.
At Okaishie Drug Lane, eight suspects were arrested on 9th October. Quantities of suspected narcotic and unregulated pharmaceutical substances, including Tramadol, Rohypnol and codeine containing products, were also recovered.
Other operations at New Town, Dansoman, Weija, Tudu, James Town and Odawna resulted in additional arrests and the recovery of suspected narcotic substances, pharmaceutical products, processing equipment and other exhibits. At Odawna, a 52-year-old businessman, Richard Polo, was arrested following surveillance. Quantities of substances suspected to be cocaine and other narcotic substances were recovered from his hideout.
The Team also conducted operations at Fadama and Shukura on 28th and 29th October, leading to the arrest of two suspects, Douglas Kobby, 47, and Habib Yakubu. The exhibits recovered included four parcels of dried leaves suspected to be narcotic substances, seven cartridges, a pump-action magazine, a dagger and a machete.
In a separate operation at Alabonu, Asutuare, three suspected members of a vigilante group were arrested and handed over to the Tema Regional Police Command for further investigations.
The Special Operations Team also carried out operations in the Eastern Region, resulting in the arrest of four suspects and the recovery of a pump-action shotgun, ammunition and substances suspected to be Indian hemp and Tramadol.
All the suspects are in Police custody, assisting investigations, while efforts are ongoing to identify other persons who may be connected to the suspected criminal activities.
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#new Bill Gates just admitted the C*VID response he helped bankroll never delivered the readiness he promised — and now he’s warning the next wave of large-scale attacks is coming anyway.?
#Washington
Gates says he expected the pandemic to push the world into better preparation for future outbreaks. It didn’t. He then predicted that over the next several years the world will face cyberattacks far bigger in scale than anything seen before, because the business model exists.?… See more
#new Bill Gates just admitted the C*VID response he helped bankroll never delivered the readiness he promised — and now he’s warning the next wave of large-scale attacks is coming anyway.?
#Washington
Gates says he expected the pandemic to push the world into better preparation for future outbreaks. It didn’t. He then predicted that over the next several years the world will face cyberattacks far bigger in scale than anything seen before, because the business model exists.?
His foundation poured more than $2 billion into the response — diagnostics, treatments, mRNA vaccine work, and the C*VAX push.
Schools closed, businesses locked down, doctors lost autonomy, and mandates followed. Excess deaths, learning loss, and economic damage piled up. Gates now says the whole episode failed to create the readiness he counted on.
Critics have argued Gates and other foundations drove overreach that treated skepticism as a threat while sidelining natural immunity and early-treatment debates.
#seattle
The same man who positioned himself as the expert who saw C*VID coming is now positioning himself as the expert who sees the next crisis — this time tied to AI-powered cyberattacks.
The gap between the promise and the result is clear.
How many more times does the same alleged expert get to declare the last emergency failed while warning the next one is already on the way?
#ChristinaAguayoNews #BillGates See less
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Naomi Osaka's grandfather once disowned his own daughter for falling in love with a Black man. Years later, he watched his granddaughter win the US Open and cried.
Naomi's mother, Tamaki, fell in love with Leonard François, a Haitian-American man. Her father, Tetsuo Osaka, opposed the relationship. He reportedly considered it a disgrace to the family because Leonard was Black and not Japanese.
Tamaki refused to abandon the man she loved. She chose her relationship over… See more
Naomi Osaka's grandfather once disowned his own daughter for falling in love with a Black man. Years later, he watched his granddaughter win the US Open and cried.
Naomi's mother, Tamaki, fell in love with Leonard François, a Haitian-American man. Her father, Tetsuo Osaka, opposed the relationship. He reportedly considered it a disgrace to the family because Leonard was Black and not Japanese.
Tamaki refused to abandon the man she loved. She chose her relationship over her family's approval, and the couple moved away from Hokkaido. For years, she remained estranged from her father.
Then came Naomi.
The little girl born out of that relationship grew up to become one of the greatest tennis players of her generation. In 2018, when she won the US Open, the same grandfather who had rejected her parents watched her on television and wept.
He eventually became one of her biggest supporters. And in 2021, he expressed a wish for Naomi to open a tennis school in Nemuro, the very town her mother had to leave because of his prejudice.
Why should Naomi be expected to give back to a community whose values once made her own mother feel unwelcome because of the colour of the man she loved?
Why should she be expected to build opportunities for people in a society that treated her parents' love like a disgrace simply because her father was Black?
Racism doesn't become acceptable because the people involved eventually reconcile. And a few tears at a tennis victory don't erase the pain, rejection and humiliation that came before them.
Naomi owes nobody a tennis school. She has already overcome enough to become a global champion.
If she chooses to build one, let it be because SHE wants to, not because people who once rejected her family's existence now want to benefit from her success.
You cannot reject a family because of the colour of their skin, celebrate the success of the child they raised, and then act entitled to the fruits of that child's greatness.
#sports #tennis #NaomiOsaka #japan #athlete See less
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