The Daily Populous

Cable news people call them “prison camps” or “Trump prison camps,” but look in any dictionary: prisons are where people convicted of crimes are held.

But what do you call a place where people who’ve committed no criminal offense (immigration violations are civil, not criminal, infractions)?

Germany’s concentration camps didn’t start as instruments of mass murder, and neither have ours; both started as facilities for people the government’s leader said were a problem. »

NUUK, Greenland (AP) — Canada and France planned to open diplomatic consulates Friday in the capital of Greenland, showing support for NATO ally Denmark and the Arctic island in the wake of U.S. efforts to secure control of the semiautonomous Danish territory.

France says the decision to open its diplomatic outpost was taken when President Emmanuel Macron visited in June.

Last week, technical talks started between the U.S., Denmark and Greenland to put together an Arctic security deal. »

Commissioned by Napoleon III, the royal headdress was created for Empress Eugénie de Montijo and presented at the 1855 Paris Universal Exposition.

The majority of what remained was auctioned off by the French state in a wave of republican sentiment almost a hundred years later.

Though never used for a coronation, it became a symbol of imperial power before entering the Louvre’s collection in 1988. »

It shows that collective decisions grounded in evidence can achieve measurable results within a single generation.

The healing of the ozone layer offers hope at a time when climate anxiety is at an all-time high.

It demonstrates that global environmental restoration is possible when nations commit to shared goals and remain committed to the course of action. »