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THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - One in Three People in France Are Immigrants or Their Descendants.

A major French study found that one in three people in France are migrants or descended from migrants and that non-Europeans do not assimilate as well as European immigrants.

A major French study finds that one in three people in France are migrants or descended from migrants and that non-Europeans do not assimilate as well as European immigrants. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A study by France ‘s National Institute of Demographic Studies (INED) found that one-third of the French population is directly connected to immigration , either as immigrants themselves or as descendants of recent immigrants. The research, based on interviews with 27,000 people, provides a detailed picture of France’s demographic composition in a country where racial and ethnic statistics are not officially tracked. DETAIL: The study revealed that 13 percent of France’s population is foreign-born, 11 percent are children of…Open

AXIOS (Russell Contreras) - Neighborhood watch programs are fading in the age of Ring and Nextdoor

America's classic neighborhood watch programs are fading as AI -powered apps turn neighborhoods into digital watch zones. Why it matters: The automation of neighborhood safety with tools like Amazon's Ring and the Nextdoor app is quietly dismantling one of the country's most basic forms of civic life: neighbors who actually know each other. - What's replacing it is faster, smarter — and far more detached. - Shared videos of "suspicious" strangers and wildlife alerts are in; out are block captains, porch meetings and "See Something, Say Something" signs. Zoom in: Ring doorbells stream constant footage, allowing users to post it all on an app as alerts. - Nextdoor posts flag "suspicious" strangers and lets users shame dog walkers who…