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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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Fada just explained what happens inside every man’s head before answering a question… 🎙️
#Comedy #FunnyReels #RastaMonkeyPodcast #Fada #rassbsaivibes
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Iphone 18 Pro Glitch 🤡
#iphone #iphone18pro #iphone18promax #sigma #samsung
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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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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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Continental dish 😂😂😂
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A high school student from Virginia has designed a water filter that removes nearly 96% of microplastics from drinking water — without using a filter membrane at all.
Mia Heller, from Warrenton, Virginia, got the idea after reading about microplastic and PFAS contamination in local water and watching her mother constantly replace expensive membranes in the family's home filtration system. She wondered whether plastic particles could be pulled out of water a different way.
Her… See more
A high school student from Virginia has designed a water filter that removes nearly 96% of microplastics from drinking water — without using a filter membrane at all.
Mia Heller, from Warrenton, Virginia, got the idea after reading about microplastic and PFAS contamination in local water and watching her mother constantly replace expensive membranes in the family's home filtration system. She wondered whether plastic particles could be pulled out of water a different way.
Her answer was ferrofluid — an oily liquid packed with tiny magnetic particles. When it is mixed into water, microplastics stick to the oil. A magnet then pulls the ferrofluid, along with the captured plastic, back out of the water. In her tests, the system removed about 96% of microplastics, and roughly 87% of the ferrofluid could be recovered and reused.
Her compact prototype, about the size of a bag of flour, earned a special award at the 2025 Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair.
Important context: this is a student prototype tested in the lab, not a product you can buy. It would need more testing for safety, scale and long-term performance before it could be used in homes or treatment plants.
Still, it's a brilliant example of how a curious teenager with a simple idea can take on one of the planet's biggest pollution problems.
#Science #Microplastics #CleanWater #Engineering #YoungInventors See less
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