2 h. ago Fuel, Bribes, Bloodshed: Mexico’s Navy Scandal Sparks Speculation of Targeted Killings to Block Probe

The ongoing scandal surrounding Mexico’s Navy and top government officials is expected to lead to more than 200 arrests. Two recent deaths within the naval institution have sparked widespread speculation about targeted killings to cover up or block the ongoing investigation. The post Fuel, Bribes, Bloodshed: Mexico’s Navy Scandal Sparks Speculation of Targeted Killings to Block Probe appeared first on Breitbart.

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17 h. ago More than 2,000 containers need to be removed from Toledo chemical storage facility

More than 2,000 containers need to be removed from Toledo chemical storage facility  WTVG

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24 h. ago Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Contamination May Be More Widespread Than Previously Thought

Toxic “Forever Chemicals” Contamination May Be More Widespread Than Previously Thought  Technology Networks

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47 h. ago Protests Against Nepal’s Social Media Ban Show Resistance to a Global Censorship Trend

Nepal’s recent social media ban, part of a global censorship trend, helped set off widespread unrest, forcing the government to reverse course.

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53 h. ago Sinaloa Cartel Terror Network Exposed in Europe — Poland Seizes 3 Tons of Drug Chemicals

Polish authorities, backed by anti-terror units, raided a clandestine meth lab near the German border last week, arresting three men—including two chemists allegedly tied to Mexico’s notorious Sinaloa Cartel. The bust underscores the cartel’s expanding global footprint and its designation by the U.S. government as a foreign terrorist organization. Agents seized 300 liters of methamphetamine and three tons of precursor chemicals in what officials called one of the most significant synthetic drug operations ever uncovered in the region. The post Sinaloa Cartel Terror Network Exposed in Europe — Poland Seizes 3 Tons of Drug Chemicals appeared first on Breitbart.

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66 h. ago Red Sea Cable Damage Disrupts Internet Access for Asia and Middle East

Internet monitors said over the weekend that widespread service disruptions in Asia and the Middle East appear to have been caused by damage to undersea cables in the Red Sea, off the coast of Saudi Arabia. It was not immediately clear if the cable damage was caused by deliberate sabotage. The post Red Sea Cable Damage Disrupts Internet Access for Asia and Middle East appeared first on Breitbart.

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2 d. ago Review & setlist: My Chemical Romance skewers fascism at Fenway Park

With their "Long Live The Black Parade" tour, My Chemical Romance delivered an elaborate and entertaining exploration of authoritarianism. The post Review & setlist: My Chemical Romance skewers fascism at Fenway Park appeared first on Boston.com.

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6 d. ago Former SNL star explains why he called the show 'toxic' in farewell message

Former “Saturday Night Live" cast member Devon Walker addressed his controversial Instagram post calling the show “toxic" after announcing his departure last week.

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6 d. ago Seattle hotel owner sues city, claims homeless shelter left property damaged, contaminated

Seattle hotel owner sues city, claims homeless shelter left property damaged, contaminated  Fox News

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6 d. ago EXCLUSIVE: ICE Director Lyons Provides Inside Look at the New War on Cartels

In a dramatic escalation of the federal government’s war on transnational drug cartels, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) reported the seizure of a record-breaking shipment of illicit drug precursor chemicals en route from China to drug cartels in Mexico — before they could be weaponized and unleashed on American streets. The post EXCLUSIVE: ICE Director Lyons Provides Inside Look at the New War on Cartels appeared first on Breitbart.

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6 d. ago CommonWealth Kitchen staff, members speak out over toxic nonprofit: Globe report

The Boston Globe spoke to dozens of food business members and staff, many who alleged that CWK has lost its way. The post CommonWealth Kitchen staff, members speak out over toxic nonprofit: Globe report appeared first on Boston.com.

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7 d. ago It’s Possible to Remove the Forever Chemicals in Drinking Water. Will It Happen?

New research shows that filtration systems that remove PFAS can also get rid of other harmful substances. Whether they’ll actually be introduced is a different matter entirely.

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7 d. ago A new generative AI approach to predicting chemical reactions

System developed at MIT could provide realistic predictions for a wide variety of reactions, while maintaining real-world physical constraints.

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8 d. ago Chinese Copper Mining Company Accused of Coverup in Massive Zambia Toxic Spill

A South African environmental services company called Drizit, hired to help clean up the spill of toxic waste from a Chinese copper mine in Zambia in February, issued a statement on Friday that claimed the mine owners are concealing the full extent of the massive ecological damage from the incident. The post Chinese Copper Mining Company Accused of Coverup in Massive Zambia Toxic Spill appeared first on Breitbart.

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8 d. ago Is your manicure safe? Chemical banned from nail salons for health dangers

The EU's ban on a chemical used in gel manicures raises safety questions for American consumers, as beauty brands reformulate with alternative ingredients.

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8 d. ago Scientist discusses development of artificial synapses that mimic human brain function for next

The Emerging Investigator Series by the journal Materials Horizons features outstanding work by young researchers in the field of materials science. In the latest Editorial, Dr. Eunho Lee, an Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Republic of Korea, where he leads the Functional Semiconductors and Devices Lab, discusses and elaborates upon his Emerging Investigator Series research paper titled "Improving ion uptake in artificial synapses through facilitated diffusion mechanisms."

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8 d. ago Wildfire Fighters, Unmasked in Toxic Smoke, Are Getting Sick and Dying

The U.S. Forest Service has fought decades of efforts to better protect its crews — sending them into smoke without masks or warnings about the risks.

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9 d. ago Washington State Adopts Nation’s Largest Ban On Formaldehyde

Washington State Adopts Nation’s Largest Ban On Formaldehyde-Releasing Chemicals In Cosmetics  insights.citeline.com

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1 week ago Can S.F.’s weather records be trusted? One expert says the city’s record is ‘contaminated’

Can S.F.’s weather records be trusted? One expert says the city’s record is ‘contaminated’  San Francisco Chronicle

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1 week ago Can S.F.’s weather measurements be trusted? One expert says the city’s record is ‘contaminated’

Can S.F.’s weather measurements be trusted? One expert says the city’s record is ‘contaminated’  San Francisco Chronicle

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