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#illegals
Le Monde: Mexican troops seize over 2000 pounds of fentanyl in biggest catch in country's history, officials say
Mexican military forces seized over a ton of fentanyl pills in Sinaloa, marking the largest capture of the opioid in the nation's history. This operation follows a notable decline in fentanyl seizures earlier this year and comes amid pressure from the U.S. for Mexico to address drug trafficking.
Experts suggest that the timing of these seizures indicates a response to U.S. demands, particularly from President-elect Donald Trump, who threatened tariffs unless Mexico tightened its drug control measures. Despite this significant bust, analysts warn that without dismantling production facilities, fentanyl manufacturing will persist.
#politics
Forbes: Trump’s Cabinet And Key Jobs: Paul Atkins Picked For SEC Chief, Billionaire Jared Isaacman For NASA, David Warrington As White House Counsel
President-elect Donald Trump announced key appointments for his administration, including Peter Navarro as senior counselor for trade, Paul Atkins as SEC commissioner, and David Warrington as White House lawyer. Other notable selections include Monica Crowley for assistant secretary of state and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services.
Trump's choices reflect a mix of loyalty and controversy, with some nominees facing scrutiny over past behavior. Notably, he is considering replacing Defense Secretary nominee Pete Hegseth amid allegations of misconduct. The appointments signal a focus on trade, health, and national security as Trump prepares to take office.
Fox News: Smiling Hunter Biden seen in first photos since receiving presidential pardon
Hunter Biden was recently pardoned by President Joe Biden, following his convictions for illegally purchasing a gun and failing to pay $1.4 million in taxes. The pardon was announced amid claims that the charges were politically motivated and a "miscarriage of justice."
This marks the first public sighting of Hunter since the pardon, as he was photographed picking up fast food in California. The president's decision to pardon his son contrasts with earlier statements where he vowed not to intervene in the judicial process.
Fox News: Fox News Channel dominates cable news as CNN, MSNBC collapse to embarrassing weekly lows
Fox News Channel dominated cable news last week, averaging 1.4 million total viewers and 2 million during primetime. In contrast, CNN experienced historic lows, averaging only 268,000 total viewers, while MSNBC managed 346,000. Both networks struggled to attract viewers in key demographics.
In primetime, Fox News maintained a commanding lead with 237,000 viewers aged 25-54, compared to CNN's 51,000 and MSNBC's 37,000. Fox News secured 98 of the top 100 cable news telecasts for the week, highlighting its significant viewership advantage over its competitors.
Times Of Israel: French government falls in historic no-confidence vote uniting far-left and far-right
French lawmakers voted to oust Prime Minister Michel Barnier after just three months in office, marking the first successful no-confidence vote in over sixty years. The motion was supported by the hard left and far-right, reflecting a hung parliament and increasing political instability.
President Emmanuel Macron must now select a successor amid a looming crisis, with public-sector strikes anticipated over proposed austerity measures. The political landscape remains tense as Macron's administration faces significant challenges ahead.
#foreignaffairs
Human Events: Israeli family sues Hamas-linked UNRWA after son killed by terrorists on Oct 7
The parents of Yonatan Samerano, who was abducted and killed by Hamas, have filed a lawsuit against UNRWA, claiming the agency has acted as an operational arm of Hamas and should not be granted immunity. They demand accountability for the alleged kidnapping and massacre of their son.
The lawsuit, filed by the Shurat HaDin Israel Law Center, targets UNRWA officials and argues that the agency's temporary status disqualifies it from typical UN protections. The family seeks justice and the return of their son, emphasizing the need to hold organizations accountable for actions against Israeli citizens.
#culture
The Imaginative Conservative: The Conditions for Ultimate Greatness
Margaret Ellsberg's "The Gospel in Gerard Manley Hopkins" offers a biographical and spiritual exploration of the poet's life and work. It juxtaposes his poetry with personal writings, illustrating how Hopkins's religious vocation and artistic independence coexisted, ultimately shaping his profound contributions to literature.
Ellsberg's insightful analysis reveals the paradox of Hopkins's obedience to the Jesuit order alongside his artistic freedom, presenting him as a figure whose struggles and faithfulness led to a lasting legacy. This volume serves as a valuable resource for understanding the depth of Hopkins's genius and the spiritual dimensions of his poetry.
Fox News: Nicole Kidman, 57, says it's empowering to be seen as 'sexual being' in erotic thriller
Nicole Kidman discusses her role in the erotic thriller "Babygirl," emphasizing the empowerment of being viewed as a sexual being at 57. She portrays a powerful CEO navigating her desires, a relatable journey for many women. Kidman highlights the importance of female perspectives in filmmaking.
Despite a busy schedule with multiple projects, Kidman shares her aspirations for personal adventures, including hiking and skiing. She values family experiences and the soothing nature of the ocean, reflecting on the need for balance between work and personal fulfillment.
Le Monde: Paris zinc roofers earn UNESCO cultural heritage status
UNESCO has recognized the skills of Parisian zinc roofers and ornamentalists as part of the intangible cultural heritage, highlighting their role in shaping the city's unique urban landscape. This acknowledgment aims to promote the craft and attract new talent, ensuring the preservation of Paris's iconic skyline.
The recognition reflects the adaptation of these craftsmen to modern challenges, including climate change, as they address concerns about heat retention from metal roofs. This initiative, started in 2014, is seen as a way to honor a vital aspect of Paris's identity.