The New Yorker1h
What Marine Le Pen’s Conviction Means for French Democracy
After the far-right leader was found guilty of embezzlement and barred from running for office, her supporters cried foul.
What I Learned About Trump’s Second Term by Reading His First 100 Executive Orders
For a leader so comfortable in the mayhem of social media, the executive order, with all its trappings of officialdom, is an ...
'The president possesses no such authority': Lawsuit pits Kavanaugh against 5th Circuit in challenge to Trump's order that aims to 'dictate' new rules for national ele…
"Although the Order extensively reflects the President’s personal grievances, conspiratorial beliefs, and election denialism, ...
After Le Pen ruling, accusations of 'lawfare' land in France
PARIS - When French far-right leader Marine Le Pen accused the judiciary of deploying a \"nuclear bomb\" to blow up her ...
Politico Europe19h
Marine Le Pen’s conviction caused a political firestorm. Here’s what actually happened.
Le Pen, her party, the National Rally, and 24 codefendants were charged with misappropriating funds from the European ...
Read the decision in Le Pen's embezzlement case: 'A system set up to lighten the party's financial burdens'
Le Monde is publishing the key excerpts from the judgment delivered by the Paris court that convicted Marine Le Pen, the ...