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Drug Trafficking: The $600 Billion Global Industry Fueling Violence, Corruption and Inequality
By Tuhin Sarwar | Investigative Journalist । ORCID ID: 0009-0005-1651 5193 । Updated: April 2026 | Based on UNODC datasets and verified international monitoring sources
By Tuhin Sarwar7 months ago in Journal
The Interview That Changed My Life (A Powerful Lesson in Personal Growth and Opportunity)
There are moments in life that seem small at first—but end up changing everything. Opportunities don’t always arrive with certainty or confidence. Sometimes, they show up quietly, disguised as ordinary experiences. And in those moments, we are faced with something deeper than the opportunity itself.
By Kate | Life, Love & Everything In Between7 months ago in Journal
How do you do it?. Top Story - April 2026. Content Warning.
Sitting watching the world go by there's a seclusion that goes alongside being mentally ill. You are either ridiculed and feared or pitied by those that down have all the facts, from my side I don't understand any of it,people, the planet,so-called humanity that would allow even encourage the denegration and distruction of another. We set ourselves up as better than animals because we have the ability to choose and yet of every species on the planet we are the only ones that kill for fun. Wether it is pushing someone with Complex PTSD to murder or suicide and then decrying their actions either way as cowardice and destructiveness. I see so many posts about people being pushed to a point of retalliation whilst the one responsible for the reaction plays victim and pleads bullying or victimisation,they then recruit others to their cause,that fearing the unknown take on a version from an outsiders perspective and make life unbearable.
By Nadine Haigh7 months ago in Journal
Potential Dangers to Mental Health Posed by Social Media Platforms. AI-Generated.
Social media platforms can significantly impact users' mental health, often in negative ways. Below is an analysis of the potential dangers associated with each platform mentioned in the query.
By Ninfa Galeano7 months ago in Journal
Social Interaction in a Post-Pandemic World. AI-Generated.
There’s a quiet shift happening in the way people connect — and it didn’t end when the pandemic did. What began as a forced transition to digital communication has evolved into something more permanent. Even now, when in-person interaction is fully available again, many people are not returning to it in the same way. The question is no longer whether technology changed social behavior — it’s how deeply that change has settled into everyday life.
By Kevin Tominays7 months ago in Journal
It could be necessary to transfer the magnificent city of Venice in order to protect it from increasing sea levels.
Venice's existing flood barriers can only temporarily shield the city from future sea level rise, according to a new report. Far more disruptive solutions, such as moving inland, become available after that approaching catastrophe. This discovery puts Venice's future in jeopardy and makes it necessary to think about what can be preserved as the water level continues to rise.
By Francis Dami7 months ago in Journal
What You Already Have, What You Can Become, What Only You Can Do
1. Admiring what others achieve is not as important as appreciating what you have. In the vastness of life, there are times when people are unhappy because they are not satisfied. Desires, which are inherently hidden deep within a person, begin to erupt.
By Tomas Bucek7 months ago in Journal
Boston Marathon 2026: Record-Breaking Performances, Emotional Finishes, and What Made This Year Historic
The 130th running of the Boston Marathon wasn’t just another race—it was a statement. A statement about endurance. A statement about global excellence.
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun7 months ago in Journal
Patrick Muldoon Dies at 57: A Hollywood Journey, Legacy, and What Made Him Unforgettable
Hollywood has lost one of its familiar faces—an actor whose presence shaped an era of television and film. Patrick Muldoon, best known for his roles in Days of Our Lives, Melrose Place, and Starship Troopers, has died at the age of 57 after suffering a heart attack in Beverly Hills .
By Omasanjuwa Ogharandukun7 months ago in Journal
