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    FDA may allow toxic food additives without safety review●FDA may allow some toxic chemicals to be added to food without safety reviewYhnLifeFood21449 min ago

    A Guardian analysis reports that the FDA may permit certain chemicals to be added to American food without conducting a safety review, raising concerns about oversight of food additives. Critics argue the loophole could expose consumers to potentially toxic substances without proper evaluation, renewing debate over US food safety regulation.

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    Physicist celebrates first molecular dynamics paper●Bueno, tiembla Mendeleiev, nos publicaron... mi primer artículo en dinámica molecular... # molecular # dynamics # fisicaMmastodonSciencePhysics2220 h ago

    A Uruguay-based researcher is celebrating the publication of their first scientific article, on molecular dynamics research into glass. The announcement, made with a playful reference to Mendeleev, has drawn attention and engagement from the online physics community.

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    Uruguayan researcher publishes first molecular dynamics paper●Bueno, tiembla Mendeleiev, nos publicaron... mi primer artículo en dinámica molecular... Edit: Es el primer paper que tiMmastodonSciencePhysics2417 h ago

    A researcher at the CURE, part of the University of the Republic in Uruguay, is celebrating the publication of their first scientific article on molecular dynamics. They say the paper is the first to include simulations run on a small computing cluster they assembled and maintain themselves at the centre. They shared the milestone with playful pride, joking that Mendeleev's table should tremble.

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    FDA may let toxic food additives skip safety review, experts warn▼FDA may allow some toxic chemicals to be added to food without safety review. Experts are alarmedMmastodon1711 d ago

    The US Food and Drug Administration is considering expanding a loophole that would allow certain toxic chemicals to be added to food without a safety review, as long as the substances are not carcinogenic. Food safety experts say the move could expose consumers to dangerous compounds and are alarmed by the proposal, warning it weakens oversight of ingredients in the American food supply.

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    $125 million settlement reached in Garden Grove chemical tank emergency case▼$125M agreement reached in civil case over Garden Grove chemical tank emergency✉newsLifeHome & Garden45 min ago

    A $125 million agreement has been reached in a civil case stemming from a chemical tank emergency in Garden Grove, California. The settlement, reported by NBC Los Angeles, resolves claims arising from the incident, though details about the parties involved and the terms have not been fully disclosed. The emergency prompted concern in the community, and the agreement marks a significant resolution of the legal fallout.

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    Critics blast UK plan to cut heat pump subsidies for defence spending●Slashing the heat pump subsidy to fund the megapolluting arms industry is not only economically illiterate, it will deciMmastodonEnvironmentEnergy1541 h ago

    The UK government is cutting the heat pump subsidy to help fund a major increase in defence spending, prompting sharp criticism. Opponents argue the move is economically illiterate and will devastate the country's emerging heat pump industry, pointing out that Labour says it wants growth while shifting money from renewables to arms manufacturing.

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    The France women's national football team played a friendly match against Latvia, winning comfortably in what was described as a stroll for Les Bleues. With eight months to go before the World Cup in Brazil, the match served as preparation for the tournament, and commentary suggests squad rotation is expected ahead of the competition.

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    Micael Johansson, the chief executive of Swedish defence company Saab, is among the names drawing attention in Sweden as news breaks of Poland's new warning urging citizens to prepare for a potentially deadly Russian 'hybrid attack'. The Polish alert has heightened security concerns across the Baltic region, putting defence industry figures and companies like Saab in focus.

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    FDA may allow toxic food chemicals, critics warn▼FDA may allow toxic food chemicals🦋bluesky6172 d ago

    The FDA may allow food chemicals that critics describe as toxic to remain in or enter the US food supply, drawing concern from food safety advocates. Commentators are questioning the agency's review standards and arguing that consumer health is being put at risk by regulatory inaction on additives.

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    Micah Richards is trending in the UK as reaction floods in to Manchester City's guilty verdict from the Premier League's independent commission over financial charges. Roy Keane has added fuel by telling City players to 'throw your medals in the bin', and the club has issued a statement. Pundits including Richards, a former City defender, are being widely followed for their take on the appeal prospects.

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    New Details Emerge in Death of Pastor's Wife Mica Miller●7 Shocking New Details in ‘Pastor’s Wife’ Mica Miller Case▶youtubeWorldLaw & Courts530.9K33 min ago

    Attention is back on the Mica Miller case, with reports highlighting seven new details in the investigation into the death of the pastor's wife in South Carolina. The case, which has drawn widespread scrutiny since her death in 2024, continues to fuel debate over the circumstances, the police response, and questions surrounding her husband, pastor John-Paul Miller.

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    Company to Pay $125 Million Over Garden Grove Chemical Emergency▼Company Behind Garden Grove Chemical Tank Emergency To Payout $125 Million✉newsLifeHome & Garden45 min ago

    The company responsible for a chemical tank emergency in Garden Grove, California, has agreed to a $125 million payout. The settlement stems from the incident that prompted an emergency response in the Orange County city. Details about affected residents and how the funds will be distributed were not included in the initial report.

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    New research explains how the spray from Saturn's moon Enceladus transforms into chemically diverse ice grains. The moon's subsurface ocean sends plumes of water vapor and particles into space through cracks in its icy shell, and scientists have now detailed the process that gives those grains their varied chemistry. The findings, covered by multiple science news outlets, offer fresh insight into the composition of an ocean that may hold conditions suitable for life.

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    xkcd comic about robots at the frontier makes rounds●# Robots # frontier Credits: xkcd # comic # comics # art # drawing # illustration # comicbooks # comicart # digitalart #MmastodonTechnologyRobotics145 min ago

    A recent xkcd webcomic touching on robots and the frontier is being shared and liked across social media. The strip, credited to xkcd, is circulating with tags around robotics, comics and digital art. Readers appear to be sharing it as light entertainment rather than commentary on any specific robotics development.

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    Anger over AI's water and carbon footprint●@ bobjmsn all those forever chemicals added to the water supply (as coolants) and pumped into the rivers and sea.. all tMmastodonEnvironment63 d ago

    A social media user is criticizing the environmental cost of artificial intelligence, arguing that data centres add 'forever chemicals' to water supplies as coolants and discharge them into rivers and seas, while burning diesel in generators releases extra CO2. The post claims this pollution happens just to produce worthless AI-generated content, accusing people of laziness for relying on it.

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    Agrochemical lobbyists accused of defending doomed farming model●'Agrochemical lobbyists are defending a toxic model of agriculture that is heading for collapse' https:// euobserver.comMmastodonWorldEU Politics71 d ago

    EU Observer reports that agrochemical industry lobbyists are defending an intensive, pesticide-heavy model of agriculture that critics say is environmentally and economically unsustainable and heading for collapse. The piece argues industry pressure is blocking reforms to EU farming policy despite growing evidence of harm to soil, biodiversity and public health.

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    Driscoll's Faces Class-Action Lawsuit in Quebec Over Chemical Residue▼driscoll's berries chemical residue canadaGgoogleCA1004 d ago

    Berry giant Driscoll's is facing a class-action lawsuit in Quebec over allegations concerning chemical residue on its fruit. The case, reported by Radio-Canada, has drawn attention in Canada to pesticide traces found on imported berries and to the accountability of one of the world's largest fruit distributors. Consumers are questioning the safety of the berries they buy and what standards apply to imported produce.

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    Expert Tomaz highlights Argentina's deep economic crisis●Tomaz, especialista no país vizinho, é uma das principais vozes que denunciam a profunda crise econômica vivida pela popMmastodonBusinessEconomy423 h ago

    Tomaz, a specialist who has lived in Argentina for four years, has become one of the leading voices denouncing the deep economic crisis affecting the Argentine population. He regularly explains how people there are coping amid privatisations, fiscal cuts and austerity measures, drawing attention to the daily impact of the country's economic hardship.

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    AI uncovers hidden chemical shortcut to turn CO2 into fuel●AI reveals a hidden chemical shortcut that could turn CO2 into fuel✉newsScience3 min ago

    Researchers using artificial intelligence have identified a previously unknown chemical pathway that could convert carbon dioxide into usable fuel. The finding suggests AI can uncover reaction routes that conventional chemistry had missed, offering a potential new approach to recycling CO2 emissions into energy. Details on which lab made the discovery and when the method could be practical remain limited.

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    Caixa Econômica Federal, Brazil's state-owned bank, is a trending search topic in the country. The bank handles federal social programmes, unemployment insurance and FGTS withdrawals, so spikes in interest typically follow new payment schedules, benefit releases or service changes affecting millions of Brazilians. No specific announcement has been confirmed, and users are searching for updates on the bank's services and payments.

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    FDA may allow toxic chemicals in food without safety review●FDA may allow some toxic chemicals to be added to food without safety review Article URL: https://www. theguardian.com/uMmastodonBusinessStartups22 d ago

    A Guardian report says the FDA may permit certain toxic chemicals to be added to food without a formal safety review, under regulatory pathways that let companies self-certify ingredients as safe. The report is drawing criticism from food-safety advocates and debate online over loopholes in US food chemical oversight and what changes to the review process would mean for public health.

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    MasterChef Celebrity Argentina's Conveyor Belt Challenge Sparks Debate●LA CINTA TRANSPORTADORA MÁS POLÉMICA | #REACTMASTERCHEFCELEBRITY 13/10/2026▶youtubeCultureCelebrity239.9K51 min ago

    MasterChef Celebrity Argentina, aired on Telefe, featured a conveyor belt challenge on its October 13, 2026 episode that viewers are calling the most controversial of the season. The React MasterChef Celebrity segment revisits highlights from the show, and this episode has drawn particularly strong reactions from fans discussing the difficulty and fairness of the test.

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    Iran inflation: Peugeot price soars past its own dashboard cost▼Astronomical inflation in Iran Price of a local produced Peugeot was 35 million toman last year The dashboard of the samMmastodonBusinessEconomy31 d ago

    Iranians are pointing to stark price rises for locally produced Peugeot cars: the vehicle sold for around 35 million toman a year ago, while the same car's dashboard alone is now quoted at 40 million toman. The comparison is being used to illustrate the scale of inflation in Iran and the collapsing purchasing power of the toman, as imported and domestic goods climb beyond what many households can afford.

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    NEPBA Endorses Micah Q. Jones for Congress▼NEPBA Endorses Micah Q. Jones for United States Congress✉newsWorldUS Politics40 min ago

    The New England Police Benevolent Association has announced its endorsement of Micah Q. Jones in his campaign for the United States Congress. The union's backing signals organized labor and law enforcement support for the candidate, a potentially valuable asset in a competitive race. Details about the district, Jones's opponents, and the timing of the endorsement were not provided.

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    2,500-Year-Old Solar Observatory Discovered in Mexico▼2,500-year-old solar observatory discovered in Mexico, revealing ancient astronomical knowledge✉newsEnvironmentEnergy2 h ago

    Archaeologists have uncovered a 2,500-year-old solar observatory in Mexico, described as evidence of sophisticated astronomical knowledge among the ancient civilizations that built it. The structure apparently tracked the sun's movements, offering new insight into early scientific practices in Mesoamerica. Details of the discovery were reported by HeritageDaily, and the find is drawing attention for what it reveals about prehistoric astronomy.

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    QWRT Radio Now Playing Mica Yui's Slippin' Up▼Now Playing on QWRT Radio: SLIPPIN' UP by Mica Yui Tune in at https:// radio.qwrt.online # nowplaying # webradioMmastodonCultureMusic06 h ago

    QWRT Radio, an online web station, is currently airing "Slippin' Up" by Mica Yui, announcing the track repeatedly to listeners and inviting them to tune in through its stream. The station runs automated now-playing updates, and the track's placement in its rotation is the only news here. There is no wider reaction or discussion around the song yet.

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    EU Bans 'Forever Chemical' Used in Stain-Resistant Clothing●EU Bans a ‘Forever Chemical’ Often Used To Make Garments Stain-Resistant✉newsWorldEU Politics4 h ago

    The European Union has banned a so-called forever chemical widely used to make garments stain-resistant, according to industry outlet WWD. The move is part of tightening EU regulation of PFAS substances, which persist in the environment and are linked to health concerns, and will force fashion and textile brands to rethink water- and stain-repellent finishes.

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    $125 Million Settlement After Garden Grove Chemical Leak▼$125 million settlement reached after dangerous Garden Grove chemical leak✉newsLifeHome & Garden18 h ago

    A $125 million settlement has been reached following a dangerous chemical leak in Garden Grove, California. The agreement, reported by the New York Post, resolves claims arising from the incident, which raised serious safety concerns in the community. Details on the parties involved and how the funds will be distributed were not included in the initial report.

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    Moët Hennessy, Analog Devices and UC Davis Launch AI Wine Technology Partnership▼Moët Hennessy, Analog Devices and UC Davis Join Forces to Advance Wine Production Through Breakthrough Chemical Signature Detection Technology Leveraging AI✉newsTechnology16 h ago

    Moët Hennessy, Analog Devices and the University of California, Davis have announced a partnership to advance wine production using AI-powered chemical signature detection technology. The collaboration aims to apply sensor and machine learning tools to analyse wine chemistry, potentially improving quality control and winemaking decisions. The announcement was issued via press release, with details on specific projects not yet disclosed.

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    Micah Nori gives Trail Blazers staff Hemingway paperbacks▼Micah Nori is taking an Ernest Hemingway approach with Blazers players, coaches https://www. nytimes.com/athletic/767619MmastodonSportBasketball114 h ago

    Portland Trail Blazers assistant Micah Nori handed each of his coaches a paperback copy of Ernest Hemingway's work, hoping the author's spare, direct style will help staff communicate more clearly with players. The gesture is drawing attention as a distinctive, literary approach to coaching ahead of the new NBA season.

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    Sudan is coming under renewed pressure at the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons over allegations concerning the use of chemical weapons. The accusations add a further international dimension to scrutiny of Sudan amid its ongoing conflict, with the OPCW expected to address the claims raised by member states.

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    African NGO forum urges Sudan to admit chemical weapons inspectors▼African NGO forum urges Sudan to open sites to chemical weapons inspectors✉newsWarSudan1 d ago

    An African non-governmental organisation forum has called on Sudan to allow chemical weapons inspectors access to suspect sites. The appeal comes amid ongoing conflict in the country and growing international concern over unverified allegations that chemical weapons may have been used during the fighting, putting pressure on Sudan's authorities to permit independent verification.

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    Chemical Loop May Explain How Life Began on Earth●Scientists Find a Strange Chemical Loop That May Have Helped Life Get Started https://www. sciencealert.com/scientists-fMmastodonScience22 d ago

    Researchers have identified an unusual self-sustaining chemical cycle that could shed light on the origin of life, according to a report on the finding. The discovery suggests certain looped reactions may have been able to sustain themselves on the early Earth, a key requirement for chemistry to become biology. The result is drawing attention from science readers interested in how life first emerged.

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    Post claims India is economically colonizing the United States●As soon as you unbury your head from the sand you will see that you are surrounded by an effort by India to economically𝕏xIN3.2K6 d ago

    A widely shared claim asserts that India is engaged in a concerted effort to economically colonize the United States, calling on Americans to expel those behind it. No specific evidence, companies, or policies are named in support of the accusation. The remark is drawing significant attention and engagement amid ongoing debate over Indian investment, immigration, and economic influence in the US.

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    Five countries call for probes into alleged Sudan army chemical weapons use▼Five countries demand transparent investigations into alleged chemical weapons use by Sudanese army✉newsWarSudan2 d ago

    Five countries have jointly demanded transparent investigations into allegations that the Sudanese army has used chemical weapons during the country's ongoing war. The call escalates international scrutiny of the conflict in Sudan, where fighting between the army and the Rapid Support Forces has caused one of the world's worst humanitarian crises. The allegations have not been independently verified, but the demand for accountability has drawn renewed attention to the war.

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    Micah Parsons Says Jayden Daniels Probably Cost Dan Quinn His Job●Commanders Coach Dan Quinn’s Job: Packers Star Micah Parsons Says Jayden Daniels ‘Probably Cost’ Him hMmastodonSportFootball11 h ago

    Green Bay Packers star Micah Parsons has commented on the job status of Washington Commanders head coach Dan Quinn, saying quarterback Jayden Daniels probably cost him his position. The remark ties Quinn's fate to Daniels' performance and availability this season. It adds a player's voice to the ongoing debate over whether the Commanders will move on from their coach.

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    Astronomers find possible second-generation planet around dead star●Astronomers find evidence of second-generation planet around white dwarf Researchers detected chemical signatures suggesMmastodonScience22 h ago

    Astronomers have detected chemical signatures suggesting a Jupiter-sized planet orbiting a white dwarf may have formed from the debris of a dying star, which would make it the first known second-generation planet. The finding could reshape understanding of how planets survive and reform after a star's death, drawing wide interest from astronomers and space enthusiasts discussing what it means for the fate of planetary systems, including our own.

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    Five Countries Press Sudanese Army Over Chemical Weapons Claims▼Five Countries Press Sudanese Army in The Hague, Demand Transparent Investigations into Chemical Weapons Allegations✉newsWarSudan16 h ago

    Five countries have raised accusations against the Sudanese army at The Hague, demanding transparent investigations into alleged use of chemical weapons in Sudan's ongoing war. The move puts the Sudanese Armed Forces under renewed international legal pressure, with calls for independent probes into battlefield conduct as reports of atrocities and rights abuses continue to draw global scrutiny.

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    QWRT Radio now playing QUESTIONS by Mica Yui▼Now Playing on QWRT Radio: QUESTIONS by Mica Yui Tune in at https:// radio.qwrt.online # nowplaying # webradioMmastodonCultureMusic014 h ago

    Web radio station QWRT Radio is currently airing the track QUESTIONS by Mica Yui, and is inviting listeners to tune in via its online stream. The announcement is part of the station's regular now-playing updates for its webradio programming.

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    Micah Parsons criticised for commenting on rival teams●RE: https:// ext.sportsbots.xyz/users/14212 076/statuses/2110088879394980082 micah should worry about is own team insteaMmastodonSportFootball110 h ago

    Football fans are pushing back at Micah Parsons, arguing the NFL star should focus on his own team rather than commenting on others. The remark came in a reply to a sports post and reflects a familiar debate about star players speaking out on rivals while their own side underperforms.