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#politics
Front Page Magazine: Pope Francis Appoints Archbishop Who Urged Resistance to Trump
Pope Francis has appointed Cardinal Robert McElroy as the new archbishop of Washington, DC. McElroy, a critic of Donald Trump's administration and a proponent of progressive issues, has previously urged Catholics to oppose anti-immigrant policies and support refugees.
This appointment is viewed as a provocative move, coinciding with the anniversary of the January 6 Capitol attack and just before Trump's inauguration. It highlights the growing divide within the Catholic Church between traditional faith and progressive politics.
#foreignaffairs
Front Page Magazine: Hezbollah Boasts It's "More Powerful Than Ever" After Biden Ceasefire
The Biden administration's ceasefire with Hezbollah has proven ineffective, as the group has not withdrawn and continues to strengthen its position. Hezbollah leader Wafiq Safa claims the group is now more powerful and has exploited the ceasefire to prepare for further attacks, undermining Israel's security.
Israel warns that if Hezbollah does not comply with the ceasefire, military action will resume. Meanwhile, U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein's assurances of Israel's withdrawal and Hezbollah's retreat are seen as misleading, ultimately benefiting the terror group while hindering recovery efforts in affected Israeli communities.
Forbes: At Least 53 Dead And More Than 1,000 Homes Damaged After Powerful Quake Hits Tibet
A powerful earthquake near Shigatse, Tibet, killed at least 53 people and injured 62, with rescue efforts ongoing for those trapped. The quake, measured at 7.1 magnitude by the U.S. Geological Survey, caused significant damage to over 1,000 homes.
The epicenter was located at a high elevation, with temperatures dropping below freezing. The area is home to around 6,900 residents. The impact on nearby Mount Everest remains unclear, as winter conditions limit climbing activity.
#culture
Le Monde: Bad Bunny returns, drawing from the roots of Puerto Rican music
Bad Bunny, a prominent Puerto Rican artist, is using his music as a response to derogatory comments made about Puerto Rico, particularly during a Donald Trump rally. His new album, "DebÍ tirar mas fotos," released on January 5, reflects on his life and the importance of his homeland.
The album, which blends various genres while remaining in Spanish, showcases Bad Bunny's success in reaching global audiences and challenges the dominance of American pop culture. A short film accompanying the album emphasizes the unique qualities of Puerto Rico.
GB News: RuPaul breaks silence 24 hours after death of 'lovely human being' The Vivienne with heartfelt tribute
RuPaul has expressed deep sorrow over the passing of The Vivienne, the winner of RuPaul's Drag Race UK, who died at 32. In an Instagram tribute, RuPaul described The Vivienne as an "incredibly talented queen" and a "lovely human being," joining the drag community in mourning.
The Vivienne, known for her comedic performances, gained fame after winning the show in 2019 and later competing in All Stars and Dancing on Ice. The family has requested privacy as they grieve, while tributes from fans and fellow performers continue to honor her legacy.
#other
Fox News: Afghans land in the Philippines for visa processing ahead of resettlement in US
A group of Afghan nationals has arrived in the Philippines for processing of special immigrant visas as part of a U.S.-Philippines agreement. The U.S. government is covering their stay, including security and medical expenses, as they seek resettlement in the U.S.
These individuals, who previously worked for the U.S. in Afghanistan, were left behind during the troop withdrawal in 2021. The Philippines will temporarily host a processing center for a limited number of applicants, with a maximum stay of 59 days.