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    Man linked to Kinahan cartel arrested in Costa del Sol kidnapping case●A man linked to the Kinahan cartel has been arrested on the Costa del Sol over an alleged kidnapping Full story on our w𝕏xES05 min ago

    A man with alleged links to the Kinahan crime cartel has been arrested on Spain's Costa del Sol over an alleged kidnapping, reportedly connected to Marbella. The Kinahan organisation, originally from Dublin, has long been active along Spain's southern coast, and arrests tied to the gang routinely attract attention from Irish, British and Spanish media and the public.

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    Massive storm to hit Southeast then East Coast●Massive cross-country storm targets Southeast with severe weather before slamming millions along East Coast✉newsEnvironmentWeather19 min ago

    A large cross-country storm system is forecast to bring severe weather to the Southeast before moving north and affecting millions along the East Coast. Forecasters warn of possible severe thunderstorms, damaging winds and other hazards as the system sweeps across the country. Residents in affected states are being urged to monitor local forecasts and prepare for disruptions in the coming days.

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    Footage shows attempted stabbing on migrant boat off France●GB NEWS EXCLUSIVE SHOCKING FOOTAGE Attempted stabbing on migrant boat off of France. He’s on way here. WE WARNED YOU HOW𝕏xFR4.1K1 h ago

    GB News has aired footage it says shows an attempted stabbing aboard a migrant boat off the French coast. The clip is being widely shared with warnings that the man involved may travel on to the UK, fuelling heated debate over Channel crossings and the safety risks critics say authorities are ignoring.

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    Surfers hit California waves early in 'Sea Wednesday' photo trend●# MeerMittwoch # SeaWednesday Surfing Before School..... (Details In the # AltText ) (Described by Human) # NoGenAi # NoMmastodonEnvironmentOceans9218 min ago

    People are sharing sea-themed photographs under the 'MeerMittwoch' or 'Sea Wednesday' hashtag, with a popular post showing surfers riding waves before school in Southern California, USA. The tagged image, described manually rather than by AI, highlights ocean travel photography and daily life along the Los Angeles coast.

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    Several striking shipwreck discoveries are being reported. A 400-year-old padlock recovered from a wreck off the Welsh coast has finally been cracked, surprising researchers. Off Turkey's coast, divers have found what is described as the oldest shipwreck in the world. Meanwhile, archaeologists have uncovered a remarkably preserved wreck from antiquity, filled with intact pottery, offering a rare glimpse into ancient maritime trade.

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    Australian house prices have now fallen for seven consecutive months, with interest rates denting buyer demand across the country. The Australian Financial Review reports falling prices could leave the Gold Coast with a glut of unsold homes, adding to concerns of a broader housing crash. Commentators are debating how deep the downturn will go and whether further rate pressure will accelerate price declines.

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    El Niño flooding California coasts before highest tides arrive●El Niño is flooding California's coasts with the highest tides to comeYhnLifeFood1433 h ago

    El Niño conditions are already causing coastal flooding across California, according to a Gizmodo report, and the state has yet to see the year's highest tides. King tides typically bring peak water levels in winter, meaning further inundation of low-lying coastal areas is likely in the months ahead. Observers are treating it as an early warning of what the rest of the season could bring to vulnerable shoreline communities.

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    Sunset photos capture abandoned 1970s Mercury Cougar rusting in junkyard●1970s Mercury Cougar, photographed as the sun set. Left to rust in an abandoned junkyard . East Coast, USA. # ClassicCarMmastodonLifeAutos826 h ago

    A photographer has shared images of a 1970s Mercury Cougar left to rust in an abandoned junkyard on the US East Coast, shot at sunset. The classic muscle car, once a prized American model, is shown decaying among scrap. Car and urban exploration enthusiasts are engaging with the striking contrast between the vehicle's former glory and its neglected state.

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    Glycon: the snake god with a human face●the snake with a mans face: glycon, alexander and the man who tried to kill a god with a book Somewhere around the 150s𝕏xIT1135 min ago

    Around 150 AD, a man named Alexander founded a new god at Abonoteichus on the Black Sea coast of Paphlagonia, in what is now northern Turkey. The deity, Glycon, was a snake with a human face, and its oracle drew worshippers across the Roman world. The satirist Lucian later tried to destroy the cult with a book exposing its tricks.

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    Hurricane Isaias strengthens to Category 2 heading for Gulf Coast●Hurricane Isaias strengthens to a Category 2 storm as it continues moving toward Gulf Coast✉newsEnvironmentWeather1 h ago

    Hurricane Isaias has intensified into a Category 2 storm as it continues on a path toward the Gulf Coast, according to ABC News reporting. The strengthening storm raises concerns for coastal communities in its projected path, with residents and officials closely watching forecasts for potential landfall, storm surge and evacuation decisions in the coming days.

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    Indian authorities have moved thousands of people to safety as a second cyclone in a week approaches the country's coast, according to Reuters. Emergency teams are carrying out large-scale evacuations in vulnerable coastal districts, with relief camps being prepared ahead of landfall. The back-to-back storms have raised concerns about flooding, damage to homes, and strain on disaster-response resources in affected states.

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    The cruise ship MSC Poesia has been stopped in Miami by the United States Coast Guard, according to Italian shipping outlet Shipping Italy. Details about why the vessel was detained or how long it will remain held have not been made clear. The story is drawing attention in Italy, where MSC is headquartered, and in Australia, with readers following updates on the ship's status.

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    Meteorologists are monitoring the Atlantic for possible subtropical storm development this week, according to The Weather Channel. Forecasters say conditions could allow a system to form, though its track and strength remain uncertain. Early-season storm formation often draws attention, and residents along the US East Coast and Atlantic basin are watching updates closely.

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    Construction on the Sunshine Coast's $100 million sports precinct has reached a milestone, with the first sports fields now taking shape. The project is part of the region's growing investment in sporting and community infrastructure, and local coverage highlights progress on the grounds as work continues at the site.

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    Chennai battered by unusually high sea waves●Chennai Sea Waves | பயங்கர சத்தத்துடன் சென்னைக்குள் புகுந்த கடல் -அலை வந்த உயரம் தான் பேரதிர்ச்சி▶youtubeEnvironmentOceans576.9K18 min ago

    The sea has surged into parts of Chennai, with waves reportedly reaching a startling height and roaring loudly as they pushed inland. Footage and reports from Tamil Nadu's capital show the shoreline violently active, prompting alarm among residents. Observers are warning people to stay away from the coast while officials watch the situation, with many asking what is driving the unusually rough sea conditions.

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    Cyclone Arnab Sends Massive Waves Onto Chennai Road●Cyclone Arnab: Massive Waves Hit Bikes, Cars And Autos On Chennai Road▶youtubeEnvironmentWeather1.9M19 h ago

    Cyclone Arnab has driven huge waves onto a road in Chennai, sweeping over parked bikes, cars and autos as the storm battering India's southeast coast sends seawater far inland. Footage of vehicles being swamped has drawn widespread attention, with concerns growing over coastal flooding, damage and safety as the cyclone intensifies.

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    MSC Poesia held in Miami by Coast Guard inspection▼msc poesia bloccata a miamiGgoogleIT2007 h ago

    The cruise ship MSC Poesia has been stopped in the port of Miami by the US Coast Guard for inspections, with passengers still on board. Italian media report the vessel is being held while checks are carried out, and the situation is drawing attention among Italian travellers and cruise followers awaiting updates on when the ship will be allowed to continue its voyage.

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    Étretat's iconic cliffs captured at golden hour●Time and water flow constantly #meermittwoch #seawednesday #naturephotography #naturfotografie #travel #France #normandiMmastodonLifeTravel119 h ago

    A long-exposure photograph taken at Étretat, on France's Normandy coast, is circulating among nature and travel enthusiasts. The image shows the sunset over the sea, playing on the idea that time and water flow constantly, and was shared as part of a recurring mid-week sea photography tradition. Viewers are drawn to the Normandy shoreline's famous cliffs and dramatic light.

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    A weather depression named Murasu is moving toward the Bengal coast, with the Telegraph India reporting it is likely to bring light to moderate rain to Kolkata and southern West Bengal. Residents are watching forecasts closely as the system approaches, with concerns about disruptions to daily life if it strengthens.

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    Tropical Storm Bertha has made landfall along the Louisiana coast east of New Orleans. The storm's arrival brings heavy rain, gusty winds and the risk of localized flooding to communities in and around the New Orleans area. Residents and officials in the region are monitoring conditions as the storm moves inland, with emergency services expected to respond to any weather-related damage.

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    Two people have died in separate drownings at Les Sables-d'Olonne on the Vendée coast, according to local reports. The fatal incidents are drawing attention in the region as authorities respond to the deaths. The seaside resort is also in local news for the marathon scheduled there on 4 April 2027, though the drownings appear to be the main story prompting interest.

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    Why Nevada takes so long to count votes▼why does nevada take so long to count votesGgoogleUS1K11 h ago

    Searches are surging over why Nevada is slow to tally election results, ranking among the top questions in the US. The state counts every mail ballot received by election day, including those postmarked on time but arriving in the following days, and must verify signatures before totals can be released. Local officials elsewhere, including on the Central Coast, have been explaining their ballot-counting processes to reassure voters that delays are normal and part of ensuring accurate results.

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    FAU awarded $1.2 million for Florida coral reef restoration●FAU awarded $1.2 million to advance coral reef restoration in Florida✉newsScienceBiology25 min ago

    Florida Atlantic University has received a $1.2 million grant to advance coral reef restoration efforts in Florida. The funding will support research aimed at helping restore damaged reef ecosystems along the state's coast. Coral reefs in Florida have faced significant decline, making restoration projects a growing focus for scientists and conservationists in the region.

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    Hands Nagoya Station store to close in January 2027●[Hands Nagoya Station Store to close in January 2027] High Coast Store & Heten Store event held u...▶youtubeBusinessRetail207K41 min ago

    Hands, the Japanese stationery and lifestyle chain, will close its Nagoya Station store in January 2027, according to a report by Chukyo TV News. Ahead of the shutdown, the store is running events featuring High Coast and Heten brands. Shoppers and fans of the location are reacting to the loss of a major retail fixture in the busy Nagoya Station area.

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    Storm photos of the Baltic coast on the Darß draw attention●#photography #meermittwoch #blackandwhite #monochrome #storm #rave #ufer #mecklenburgvorpommern #porpoises #beach #darßMmastodonEnvironmentWeather719 min ago

    A photographer has shared black-and-white images of a storm over the Baltic Sea beach at the Darß in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, tagging them as part of the weekly 'Meermittwoch' sea photography tradition. The dramatic monochrome shots of waves, shore and porpoises off the coast are drawing engagement from weather and photography enthusiasts.

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    CorPower Ocean Hosts Swedish-Portuguese Delegation at Wave Energy Hub●CorPower Ocean Hosts Swedish-Portuguese Delegation at Viana do Castelo Wave Energy Hub✉newsEnvironmentOceans18 min ago

    Wave energy developer CorPower Ocean welcomed a Swedish-Portuguese delegation to its wave energy site in Viana do Castelo, Portugal. The visit highlighted collaboration between the two countries on ocean renewable energy and showcased the company's wave energy converter technology being demonstrated off the Portuguese coast. The meeting underlines growing Nordic-Iberian cooperation in the emerging wave power sector.

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    El Niño Drenching the US From Coast to Coast Before Winter●Winter Hasn’t Even Started, and El Niño Is Already Drenching the US From Coast to Coast Severe flooding in Florida and tMmastodonTechnologyGadgets23 h ago

    Severe flooding has hit Florida and the Four Corners region as El Niño conditions drench the United States from coast to coast, even before winter officially begins. Forecasters and commentators suggest the early storms may preview unusually wild winter weather across the country in the months ahead.

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    Coast Guard moves health records to electronic system▼Your Coast Guard health records are now electronic – and ready when you need them✉newsHealth17 min ago

    The United States Coast Guard has transitioned its health records to an electronic system, meaning members' medical information is now digital and accessible when needed. The announcement highlights improved readiness and faster access to records for Coast Guard personnel. It reflects the broader federal push to digitize military and service-member health documentation.

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    Possible bomb cyclone tracked toward Pacific Northwest next week●The 0z ECMWF brought next week's possible # BombCyclone closer to the Pacific Northwest coast. I still don't think thisMmastodonEnvironmentWeather119 min ago

    The latest ECMWF model run has shifted a potential bomb cyclone closer to the Pacific Northwest coast for next week, drawing attention from weather watchers in Washington, Oregon and British Columbia. Forecasters urge caution: many consider the storm's projected strength likely model noise rather than a firm trend, though it remains under close watch.

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    Sunrise run and beach clean-up at Sankt Peter-Ording●Morgenröte. Dünen. Seehunde. lange Schatten. Goldene Wellen. Zwischendrin auch noch Zeit für's # Strandaufräumen gefundeMmastodonHealthFitness41 h ago

    A runner in Sankt Peter-Ording, Germany, described a morning run along the North Sea coast at dawn, passing dunes, seals, long shadows and golden waves, while also finding time to pick up plastic litter from the beach. The post includes six photos from the run and clean-up, and is drawing warm reactions for combining exercise with environmental care.

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    Florida's Coral Reef, the only living coral barrier reef in the continental United States, is the subject of renewed public attention. The Florida Department of Environmental Protection maintains resources about the reef, which stretches along the state's southeast coast and supports marine life, tourism and coastal protection. No specific incident or announcement is attached to the current spike in interest.

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    Singapore is set to open three new MRT stations on December 3, including Sungei Bedok on the Thomson-East Coast Line, extending rail coverage in the eastern part of the island. Commuters in the Bedok and Upper East Coast areas are discussing the new stations, which should cut travel times and improve links to the city centre as the line's expansion moves forward.

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    People in Vijayawada, Andhra Pradesh, are closely tracking weather updates as rain warnings circulate across southern India, with nearby cyclone activity adding to concern. Regional outlets, including reports that Cyclone Murasu is likely to bring light to moderate rain to Kolkata and south Bengal, are drawing wider attention to changing conditions along the east coast, prompting residents to search for local forecasts.

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    Weather station in Marybank, Isle of Lewis reports still, humid conditions●Weather - MM0ZIF Temperature: 7.1°C Humidity: 99% Wind: 0 km/h ESE Location: Marybank, Isle Of Lewis, Outer Hebrides httMmastodonEnvironmentWeather211 h ago

    An amateur weather station at Marybank on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides recorded a temperature of 7.1°C with humidity at 99% and virtually no wind, coming from the east-south-east. Conditions point to a cold, damp, misty spell on the Hebridean coast. The reading is being shared as a routine local weather update.

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    Gorse flowering on Yorkshire coast in November raises questions●Is it normal for gorse to be in flower on the North Yorkshire coast in November? Edit: turns out there are three speciesMmastodonEnvironmentClimate122 min ago

    Observers on the North Yorkshire coast are noting gorse in full flower in November, weeks after its usual season. Common gorse typically blooms from January to June, while western gorse rarely flowers before July, so a November display is unusual. The observer later found there are three gorse species, none of which would normally flower so late, prompting speculation about mild autumn weather and changing flowering patterns.

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    Coast Guard rescues four people near Icy Bay, Alaska▼🎥 Coast Guard rescues four people near Icy Bay, Alaska (video, 0:36) U.S. Coast Guard Arctic · Coast Guard “A Coast GuarMmastodonWorldDefense15 h ago

    A U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Kodiak MH-60 Jayhawk helicopter crew rescued four people near Icy Bay, Alaska. The Coast Guard released footage of the operation, which shows the aircrew lifting the four individuals to safety in the remote area. The rescue highlights the service's role in responding to emergencies along Alaska's rugged, sparsely populated coastline.

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    El Niño may bring higher seas and flooding to Oregon coast▼El Niño could bring higher seas, increased flooding to Oregon coast this winter✉newsEnvironmentOceans18 min ago

    Forecasters warn that El Niño conditions this winter could push sea levels higher along the Oregon coast, increasing the risk of coastal flooding and erosion in low-lying communities. Residents and local officials are being cautioned to prepare for possible winter storm impacts as warmer Pacific waters raise water levels and intensify wave activity.

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    Storm Dana Adam is battering the Murcia region, with Spain's weather agency AEMET issuing orange alerts for possible accumulations exceeding 100 litres per square metre. Cartagena remains under rain warnings through Sunday and into Monday morning, while forecasters warn of further heavy and persistent showers along the Mediterranean coast in the coming days.

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    Bird Photos Shot on Vintage Soviet and German Film Cameras●Birds 🖤 Shot on: • Lomo Smena-8M (USSR, 1987) • Watameter Super Rangefinder (Germany, 1954) • Kodak Eastman Double-X 522MmastodonEnvironmentWildlife1120 min ago

    A photographer has shared a series of black-and-white bird images taken along the Baltic Sea coast using vintage film equipment: a Lomo Smena-8M from the Soviet Union made in 1987, a German Watameter Super Rangefinder from 1954, and Kodak Eastman Double-X 5222 black-and-white cinema film, pushed to ISO 400. The shots are drawing attention from analog photography fans who appreciate the pairing of old rangefinder cameras with movie stock for wildlife work.

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    Researchers at the University of Florida have developed a new tool aimed at improving forecasts of Florida's red tide, the harmful algal blooms that periodically blanket the state's Gulf coast, killing marine life and deterring beachgoers. Better forecasting could give communities, tourism operators and health officials earlier warning of blooms, allowing them to prepare for their impacts.