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    Nasha Mukt Vidyalaya Initiative Pushes Drug-Free Schools in India●Nasha Mukt Vidyalaya Initiative: Strengthening Schools for a Drug/Substance-Free Environment▶youtubeEnvironment66.6K19 min ago

    India's Nasha Mukt Vidyalaya Initiative is working to strengthen schools as drug- and substance-free environments, in line with the Tobacco-Free Educational Institution guidelines. The programme focuses on awareness, prevention and enforcement measures to keep students away from tobacco, alcohol and narcotics. The effort is drawing wide public attention and support as concerns grow over substance use among schoolchildren.

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    A new report alleges Sean "Diddy" Combs has been enjoying unusual comforts in prison, including massages, alcohol and nude photos, prompting a response from his representatives denying the claims of cellphone and alcohol use in his facility. The story is drawing wide attention given his ongoing federal case and high-profile status.

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    A father has shared a tragic message urging Australian school leavers to be careful, in a story linked to methanol. Methanol poisoning is a known risk for young travellers drinking contaminated alcohol, particularly in Southeast Asia. The father's warning is drawing attention as school leavers head off on end-of-year celebrations.

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    German media are highlighting a rise in cancer diagnoses among younger adults, with lifestyle factors cited as a key driver. BILD reports on why rates of certain cancers are increasing in people under 50, pointing to diet, obesity, alcohol and physical inactivity as possible causes. The topic is drawing broad attention as researchers worldwide examine the trend.

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    The US military has imposed a curfew and alcohol ban on forces in Okinawa after the arrest of an American Marine over a killing, sparking outrage in Japan. The case has revived long-standing tensions over the US military presence on the island. Other Japan-related news includes Bank of Japan governor Kazuo Ueda signaling inflation is nearing 2%, keeping a December rate hike in play, and a price-fixing probe hitting a Japanese beer maker's shares.

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    Dark jokes about news from Spain and Brazil▼Considering the news from Spain and Brazil on top of everything else already happening in the world it might be time to𝕏xES240 min ago

    A social media user joked that, given the news coming out of Spain and Brazil on top of ongoing global crises, it might be time to give up and embrace a family tradition of alcoholism. The quip reflects a mood of exhaustion with the relentless news cycle, though it names no specific events from either country.

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    A sergeant with the Kanagawa Prefectural Police improperly took dozens of driver's licenses out of the station and then lost them after drinking alcohol, according to Japanese media reports. The misconduct has prompted criticism of internal controls within the prefectural force, which has faced earlier scandals, and renewed debate over police discipline in Japan.

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    Police in Nuremberg are dealing with an incident at the city's main railway station in which a man with a blood alcohol level of 1.1 per mille reportedly attacked travellers. The report, carried by regional press, describes the man as aggressive. Travellers and locals are following the case, with concerns about safety at one of Germany's busiest railway hubs again coming to the fore.

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    Police in Puławy county, eastern Poland, carried out checks on e-scooter riders. During the controls, officers stopped a rider found to be under the influence of alcohol, who also turned out to be wanted by law enforcement and was taken into custody. The checks are part of ongoing police efforts targeting electric scooter users in the region.

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    Tasting 13 Celebrity Liquors with a Skeptical Dad●My Dad Hates Celebrity Liquor… So I Made Him Try 13▶youtubeCultureCelebrity228.8K2 h ago

    A whiskey reviewer put his skeptical father through a blind-style taste test of 13 celebrity-backed liquors, from spirits brands launched by musicians and actors to athlete-owned labels. The dad, a longtime whiskey drinker openly dismissive of celebrity alcohol, rated each bottle on its merits, and the results delivered plenty of surprises and heated disagreements between father and son.

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    Police in Stuttgart have opened an investigation after passengers on a city light rail train were heard shouting "Ausländer raus" — foreigners out — during the Wasen folk festival. The incident was reported by Stuttgarter Nachrichten, and officials are now working to identify those responsible. The case has drawn attention amid ongoing debate about public racism and alcohol-fuelled behaviour at large festivals in Germany.

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    Writter Javi Bohórquez has spoken publicly about Juan Carlos Aragón, the celebrated Cádiz carnival author, saying that he suffered from alcoholism from a very young age and that this was one of his problems. The remarks have drawn attention in Spain, where Aragón remains a much-loved and influential figure in carnival lyrics.

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    A lorry driver was stopped on the A7 motorway near Niestetal in northern Hesse after being found with a blood alcohol level of 2.8 per mille. A witness alerted police, ending a dangerous drunk-driving episode before anyone was hurt. The story is drawing attention alongside several fatal road accidents reported in Germany this week, including deadly crashes on the A5 near Bühl and near Brackel.

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    Javi Bohórquez, a friend of Juan Carlos Aragón, has publicly justified the mistreatment of the musician's wife, saying she did not understand he was an alcoholic and claiming there is only one complaint against him. In remarks reported by ABC, Bohórquez argued the case has been magnified. The comments have drawn attention to the controversy surrounding Aragón and to Bohórquez's framing of the allegations.

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    US forces in Okinawa face curfew and alcohol ban▼US forces face curfew, alcohol ban in Japan's Okinawa after murder case✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    US military forces stationed in Japan's Okinawa have been placed under a curfew and alcohol ban following a murder case involving a service member. The restrictions underscore long-running tensions between local residents and the substantial American military presence on the island, where incidents involving US personnel have repeatedly fuelled calls for a reduced footprint and tighter discipline.

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    Trump Hits Canada With Steel Tariffs and Alcohol Ban●⚡ NEWS Trump Imposes Tariffs on Canadian Steel and Bans Alcohol in Retaliation The US-Canada trade war has escalated witMmastodonWorldDiplomacy41 d ago

    The US-Canada trade war has escalated after President Trump announced retaliatory measures, including new tariffs on Canadian steel and a ban on alcohol imports. The moves sharpen tensions between the two neighbours, with observers describing the approach as heavy-handed and warning of broader economic fallout for both countries.

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    National Coaches Day is being marked in the United States, with MADD (Mothers Against Drunk Driving) launching a new coaches' guide aimed at helping prevent underage drinking and substance use among student-athletes. The guide gives coaches practical tools to talk with young athletes about alcohol and drug risks.

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    Cornell rape case highlights legal loopholes on drinking and consent▼Drinking and consent - Cornell rape allegations expose 'loopholes' in laws https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c9e8l0ep8MmastodonLifeEducation41 d ago

    Allegations of rape at Cornell University have drawn attention to what critics call loopholes in laws governing consent when alcohol is involved. The case raises questions about how legal systems determine whether an incapacitated person can consent, and it has prompted debate among legal experts and the public over whether existing statutes adequately protect intoxicated victims.

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    Bella Rio Brands Launches Farm-to-Glass Spirits Venture with Kennay Farms▼Bella Rio Brands Showcases Farm-to-Glass Platform for Celebrity Spirits Brands Through Joint Venture with Kennay Farms Distilling✉newsCultureCelebrity19 h ago

    Bella Rio Brands has announced a joint venture with Kennay Farms Distilling to offer a farm-to-glass production platform for celebrity-backed spirits brands. The partnership lets stars develop liquor lines using grain grown and distilled at Kennay's Illinois farm operation, handling sourcing, production and bottling in one place. The announcement was carried by PR Newswire and Yahoo Finance, reflecting continued growth in celebrity-led spirits brands.

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    US troops on Okinawa face curfew after Marine murder charge▼U.S. troops on Okinawa facing curfew, alcohol ban after Marine charged with murder✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    U.S. military personnel on Okinawa, Japan, are facing a curfew and alcohol ban after a U.S. Marine was charged with murder. The restrictions affect American troops stationed across the island, where the long-standing U.S. military presence has repeatedly caused friction with local residents. The case is likely to renew tensions between Okinawan communities and the U.S. military over conduct of service members stationed there.

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    Japanese comedian and TV host Akira Kawashima revealed that excessive drinking left his liver close to 'exploding', according to comments reported by TV Asahi's web outlet. He said a medical check produced shocking results and that the doctor 'wasn't laughing at all' when explaining his condition, drawing wide attention to his drinking habits.

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    Richard E Grant explains why he never drinks on Celebrity Traitors●Richard E Grant doesn’t drink on Celebrity Traitors, because his body can’t process alcohol✉newsCultureCelebrity6 h ago

    Actor Richard E Grant has revealed he does not drink alcohol on Celebrity Traitors because his body cannot process it. The confession offers a rare personal insight into the star's health and explains his choice to abstain throughout the reality series, prompting warm reactions from viewers and renewed interest in his appearances on the show.

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    Austrian actress Muriel Baumeister, known to German TV audiences for the long-running series 'In aller Freundschaft', has spoken publicly about battling alcohol addiction and later being diagnosed with breast cancer. Her account of facing two serious illnesses in succession is drawing attention, with readers responding to her openness about recovery and health struggles.

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    A former Saturday Night Live star says President Trump's ban on Canadian alcohol will 'kill' his business, according to CNN. The trade measure has pulled Canadian products, including spirits, from US shelves, hitting producers on both sides of the border. Comments from the comedy veteran have drawn wide attention as businesses speak out against the fallout from the escalating US-Canada trade dispute.

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    Ayesha Curry Reportedly Curbing Steph Curry's Drinking in Contract Season●Steph Curry’s Wife Appears to Limit His Drinking Amid New NBA Season, $116 Million Contract Extension✉newsSportBasketball9 h ago

    Reports suggest Ayesha Curry is keeping a close watch on her husband Steph Curry's alcohol habits as he heads into the new NBA season following his $116 million contract extension with the Golden State Warriors. The story, picked up by Yahoo Sports, blends curiosity about the superstar's personal life with attention to how he manages himself heading into another campaign.

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    Buffalo movie theater opens new bar▼Buffalo movie theater debuts new bar✉newsCultureFilm1 d ago

    A movie theater in Buffalo has unveiled a new bar, adding drinks service for moviegoers. The debut was covered by local news, marking the theater's move to expand its amenities beyond concessions. The opening gives patrons the option to enjoy alcoholic beverages alongside films, part of a broader trend of cinemas adding lounges and bars to attract audiences.

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    In Varogne, in Haute-Saône, a woman was killed in a crash while driving children to school. The driver of the oncoming vehicle was reportedly returning from a night out and was under the influence of alcohol. The incident has drawn attention to drink-driving and road safety for school runs in the area.

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    Polk County leaders are exploring the creation of a new entertainment district in downtown, according to local reporting by WHO13.com. The concept typically involves designated areas where visitors can carry open alcohol containers between bars, restaurants and venues, aiming to boost foot traffic, nightlife and local business. Few further details about location, funding or timeline have been released so far.

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    The Big Read Book Club is turning its next discussion to youth substance use, using a shared book as a way to open conversation about a growing community concern. Organisers hope the book club format will give young people, parents and educators a neutral space to talk about drug and alcohol pressures facing teenagers.

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    Clarksville Opens Applications for Five Retail Liquor Store Licenses▼City of Clarksville Opens Applications for Five Retail Liquor Store Certificates✉newsBusinessRetail1 d ago

    The City of Clarksville has opened the application process for five new retail liquor store certificates. Local businesses and prospective store owners can now apply, with the announcement published by Clarksville Online. The move is expected to draw interest from entrepreneurs looking to enter the local alcohol retail market, though details on deadlines and eligibility have not yet been widely reported.

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    Alcoholic Beverages Lack Transparency and Oversight, Column Argues▼Alcoholic beverages lack transparency and oversight✉newsHealthNutrition1 d ago

    A student newspaper column argues that alcoholic beverages are subject to far less transparency and regulatory oversight than other consumable products. Unlike most foods and drinks, alcohol typically carries no ingredient lists, calorie counts, or detailed nutrition labels, leaving consumers with limited information about what they are drinking. The piece calls for stricter labeling rules and stronger oversight of the alcohol industry.

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    Is 'hang-xiety' real? The dread after drinking examined●'That nagging feeling of dread': Is 'hang-xiety' a real thing? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c32l4nqx5wvko?at_mediMmastodonHealth31 d ago

    The BBC is examining 'hang-xiety', the feeling of anxiety and dread people report the day after drinking alcohol. The piece asks whether the phenomenon is a genuine, recognised effect or just a popular buzzword, exploring what happens in the brain and body after a night of drinking. Readers are weighing in on their own post-drinking anxiety experiences.

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    Former MLB star Sam McDowell dies at 86▼Sam McDowell, six-time All-Star and B.A.T. advocate, passes away✉newsSportBaseball2 d ago

    Sam McDowell, the hard-throwing left-hander who made six All-Star teams as a pitcher, has died. He later became a prominent advocate for the Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T.), helping former players in need after his own struggles with alcoholism. Tributes from across the baseball world are honoring his pitching career and his decades of work supporting others.

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    Santé Raises $15 Million Series A for AI Wine Retail Platform▼Santé Raises $15 Million Series A To Expand AI Operating System For Wine And Spirits Retail✉newsBusinessRetail1 d ago

    Santé has raised $15 million in a Series A funding round to expand its AI operating system for wine and spirits retail. The company builds software aimed at helping alcohol retailers manage inventory, recommendations and sales operations. The funding will support growth of the platform as artificial intelligence tools continue to attract investment across the retail sector.

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    Former Indians star pitcher Sam McDowell dies at 84▼Sudden Sam McDowell, strikeout artist who struggled with addiction, dies at 84 https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7666521/MmastodonSportSports21 d ago

    Sam McDowell, the hard-throwing Cleveland pitcher known as 'Sudden Sam' who led the American League in strikeouts five times, has died at 84. McDowell dominated hitters in the 1960s before his career was derailed by alcoholism, and he later became a prominent advocate for addiction recovery, helping players through treatment programs after retirement.

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    NFL and NFLPA allow drinking in touchdown celebrations●In joint statement, NFL and NFLPA say drinking celebrations will be permitted✉newsSportFootball1 d ago

    The NFL and the NFL Players Association have issued a joint statement confirming that drinking-related gestures will be permitted as part of player touchdown celebrations. The clarification ends ambiguity over whether players can mimic drinking alcohol on the field. The joint nature of the announcement suggests the league and union worked together on the policy, and it is expected to apply immediately in games.

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    The New York Times is drawing attention to a book exploring the intertwined histories of alcohol and religion, framing it as a mesmerizing quest for ecstasy. The review highlights the work's examination of how drinking and spiritual practice have long overlapped in the human search for transcendence. Readers are discussing the book's approach to this unusual cultural pairing.

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    Constellation Brands Releases Second Quarter Fiscal 2027 Results▼Constellation Brands Reports Second Quarter Fiscal 2027 Financial Results✉newsBusinessFinance2 d ago

    Constellation Brands has published its financial results for the second quarter of fiscal 2027. The report, covered by Yahoo Finance, gives investors updated figures on the company's performance, including revenue and earnings for the quarter. As one of the largest beverage alcohol companies, its quarterly numbers are closely watched by markets and analysts tracking consumer spending trends.

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    Cleveland pitching legend Sam McDowell dies at 84●'A story of redemption': Cleveland baseball legend Sam McDowell dies at 84 https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.10tv .com/MmastodonSportSports12 d ago

    Sam McDowell, the hard-throwing left-hander who starred for Cleveland's baseball team in the 1960s and later became known for his work on mental health and addiction recovery, has died at 84. Obituaries describe his life as 'a story of redemption', noting his Hall of Fame-calibre pitching career and his second act helping players after his own struggles with alcoholism.

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    US troops face alcohol ban after marine accused of murder●US troops on alcohol ban after marine accused of murder✉newsWorldCrime1 d ago

    US forces have imposed an alcohol ban on troops following the case of a marine accused of murder. The measure, reported by The Telegraph, restricts drinking among service members while the allegations against the marine are investigated. The move has drawn attention to discipline and conduct rules for American personnel stationed overseas.