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6 Jan 2025
#politics
Forbes: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Reportedly Set To Resign This Week—Here’s What To Know
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is expected to announce his resignation this week amid increasing pressure from his party's lawmakers. This comes after the resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland, which intensified calls for Trudeau to step down.
His departure could lead to a leadership contest within the Liberal Party just as President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, potentially imposing tariffs on Canadian imports. Recent polls indicate a significant lead for the Conservative Party over Trudeau's Liberals.
#society
Fox News: Feral hogs terrorizing Texas town, infuriating locals: 'I can't go out there and start blasting'
Feral hogs have been causing significant disruption in Irving, Texas, with reports of up to 10 hogs damaging properties and rummaging through trash. Residents are frustrated as they repeatedly repair their yards, while the city has hired a wildlife contractor to address the issue.
Feral hogs are estimated to cause $400 million in damage annually in Texas, with a national cost of about $1.5 billion. While homeowners considered shooting the animals, they opted for non-lethal methods like slingshots to deter them due to safety concerns in a suburban area.
#crime
GB News: Foreigners more than three times as likely to be arrested for sex offences compared to Britons, new analysis shows
A new analysis reveals that foreign nationals in the UK are over three times more likely to be arrested for sexual offenses compared to British citizens. In the first ten months of 2024, there were over 9,000 arrests of foreign nationals for such crimes, with Albanians having the highest arrest rate.
The data has prompted calls from Conservative MPs for the Home Office to tighten visa and deportation policies based on nationality-related crime rates. Additionally, the number of migrants arriving in the UK by small boats has increased by a quarter compared to the previous year, raising concerns about border control.