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Human Events: Mexico preps for mass deportations of citizens from US under Trump administration
Mexico is preparing for a potential influx of its citizens from the U.S. as President-elect Trump plans mass deportations. This includes launching a smartphone app for alerts and opening new migrant shelters in border cities.
Officials indicate that while preparations are underway, the impact may not be as severe as anticipated, with a focus on non-Mexican migrants posing greater security concerns.
#politics
Fox News: Fox News Politics Newsletter: Kash on Demand
Trump allies are criticizing the FBI for its initial response to a deadly car attack in New Orleans, which was later deemed terrorism-related. The suspect, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, killed at least 15 people and was armed when confronted by police. Calls for swift confirmation of Kash Patel as FBI chief have intensified.
As Trump prepares for his return to the White House, Republicans are pushing for quick confirmations of his appointees in light of recent violence. The GOP is also navigating a tight race for Speaker of the House, with Mike Johnson gaining support ahead of a critical vote.
#society
Times Of Israel: Vehicular ramming that alarmed New York Jews was an accident — NYPD
A recent vehicular incident in Brooklyn, involving a 69-year-old man who struck a group of pedestrians, has been deemed an accident by the NYPD. The collision, which occurred near a Jewish community center, raised concerns of a targeted attack, but officials confirmed it was due to driver inattention.
Injuries were reported for two women and a child, all of whom were taken to the hospital in stable condition. The Jewish community remains on high alert following recent antisemitic incidents, including a deadly car-ramming attack in New Orleans.
GB News: Major changes announced across UK airports as drivers face new prices - 'Bridge the gap'
UK airports are implementing significant changes, including a 20% increase in drop-off charges at Heathrow, raising fees from £5 to £6. This change aims to improve revenue and has sparked frustration among drivers, who feel it is an unnecessary burden post-COVID.
Stansted Airport will introduce a barrierless drop-off system using Automatic Number Plate Recognition to streamline the process and reduce congestion. While some users welcome the convenience, others express concerns over data privacy and the potential for complications.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: Living With Tolkien
The author reflects on the profound impact J.R.R. Tolkien's works had on their life, beginning with the cover of The Silmarillion in 1977. Tolkien's fantasy worlds provided an escape during difficult childhood years, fostering creativity and resilience through role-playing games like Dungeons and Dragons.
The essay highlights Tolkien's influence on the author's faith and writing career, culminating in a deep appreciation for the themes of good, beauty, and truth found in Tolkien's narratives. This connection ultimately shaped the author's identity and creative pursuits.
Fox News: Jeremy Renner stands 'strong again,' 2 years after devastating snowplow accident nearly killed him
Jeremy Renner marked the second anniversary of his snowplow accident by expressing gratitude to the medical staff and first responders who saved his life. He shared a heartfelt message on Instagram, reflecting on the support he received during his recovery from severe injuries, including over 30 broken bones.
Renner recounted the chaos of the accident, where he was run over by his own snowplow while trying to assist his nephew. He described the traumatic experience and the challenges of recovery, emphasizing his appreciation for the love and prayers from fans and family that helped him heal.
The Imaginative Conservative: Tolkien’s Faith
Holly Ordway's biography of J.R.R. Tolkien explores the profound influence of his Catholic faith on his life and work. It highlights Tolkien's dual existence as a dedicated family man and a significant literary figure, emphasizing how his spirituality shaped his storytelling.
Ordway aims to engage both Catholic and non-Catholic readers, inviting them to understand Tolkien's beliefs while appreciating his literary contributions. The biography includes extensive resources, such as photographs and appendices, to enrich the reader's experience.
Fox News: Department of Justice spent over $100 million on DEI education programs over last four years: report
The Department of Justice has allocated over $100 million in grants for education programs focused on restorative justice, social emotional learning, and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) from 2021 to 2024. The report by Parents Defending Education highlights significant spending on projects promoting these ideologies across 36 states.
Critics argue that this funding prioritizes ideological agendas over student safety, with some funds directed toward hiring administrators for restorative justice initiatives. The report suggests that such approaches may disrupt classroom learning rather than enhance it.
#other
Fox News: Chefs go viral for salt and pasta water debate: 'Wild, right?'
A viral Food Network video showcases chefs salting pasta water, prompting discussions on the right amount of salt to use. Chefs like Alex Guarnaschelli advocate for heavily salting the water to enhance flavor and texture, likening it to seawater.
Experts emphasize that salting pasta water is crucial for seasoning the pasta itself, with recommendations varying from 10 grams of salt per liter to a taste that balances flavor without overwhelming saltiness. Properly salted water is deemed essential for a well-rounded dish.