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The report found that “high costs in war and war-related spending pose a national security concern because they are unsustainable.”

Source: U.S. Has Spent Six Trillion Dollars on Wars That Killed Half a Million People Since 9/11, Report Says

Bharali, was a good student but he had to dropout of the college owing to financial hardships. To help his father to repay debt, he dabbled with innovation and developed new tools, today he has 150 inventions to his name. He is a recipient of many coveted awards and recognitions, including the most recent Padma Shri.

At least 63 professional journalists were killed doing their jobs in 2018, a 15 percent increase over last year, Reporters Without Borders said.

Source: United States added to list of most dangerous countries for journalists for first time

Bayer is expected to finish off its $62.5 billion purchasing deal with Monsanto this week — and plans to retire the infamous “Monsanto” name are already in gear. But even if the name Monsanto becomes a thing of the past, the company’s dirty deeds and hazardous products will continue

Source: Monsanto name to be wiped as BAYER consumes the evil corporation, creating the world’s largest chemical giant with a history of crimes against humanity – NaturalNews.com

A historic downtown L.A. mural has been painted over and the art organization that oversees it is pointing a finger at the California Department of Transportation.

Source: Artist is ‘heartbroken’ after iconic L.A. mural gets whitewashed – Los Angeles Times

As the world struggles to cope with its garbage, places like this suffer the most.

Source: How A Picturesque Fishing Town Became Smothered In Trash | HuffPost

Although often not covered in the media, the African immigrant community is facing mass deportations in the era of Donald Trump. While the immigration

Source: Deportation of African and Other Black Immigrants Is Quietly Increasing And No One Is Taking Note

The law provides for giving land rights to those living on forest land for at least three generations before December 31, 2005.

Source: Supreme Court orders eviction of 1.1 mn forest families | india news | Hindustan Times