Dave Hernandez 
“Americans need to know what happened, who was affected.” Sunglasses pushed up in her hair, Kerry Wright is relieved. With Donald Trump about-faced, finally favoring the release of Jeffrey Epstein’s “files,” his disappointment was temporary. Last year, it was Trump’s promise of transparency on the issue that got Kerry to vote for him. “I’m … Read more
It was warm in Corsica on Saturday, November 15th. In the streets of Ajaccio and Bastia, about 2,000 people marched, according to police estimates, while organizers claimed the number was closer to 3,000. They gathered under the banner “Assassini, Mafiosi, Fora!” (Murderers, mafiosi, out!). The protest was organized by two anti-mafia groups, various associations, … Read more
This is a question that runs through the entire Jubilee trial: the ultra-media coverage of this criminal event, serialized endlessly. The first day alone showed all the Jubilee craziness: a swarm of lenses and cameras clustered around the glass box where the accused took his place. Cédric Jubillar basking in his sick reputation under a … Read more
According to Jerusalem’s French Bible and Archaeological School (EBAF), which is responsible for the deposit, a building in Gaza was removed on Thursday, September 7, prompting the Israeli army to provide shelter to the residents. “This is a high-risk operation, in a very dangerous context for all actors; it is really the last moment rescued, … Read more
“It’s a victory”, Rejoice on Radio France’s Trade Union Companies in a general statement on September 1. A week after the new back-to-school strike, the Inter-Union of the public radio has received promises from their management on several claims. Unions challenged a reconstruction project, including a reform of the technicians and directors, as well … Read more
As a result of a stone collapse on the border of RN2 near Chamnix, a car was hit by four occupants on the board, the landslide caused a traffic barrier to a part of the road, and the province of Savo was announced on Wednesday, August 28. The prefecture was not immediately able to specify … Read more
The US stock market continued its upward trajectory in February, as the S&P 500 surpassed the 5,000-point mark for the first time. Building on January’s momentum, the S&P 500 recorded its best two-month start to a year since 2019. A key role in this sustained performance was played by several mega-cap tech companies often referred … Read more
The state of Florida has greenlighted a controversial piece of legislation that modifies the curriculum of public schools. The law incorporates several provisions, including the mandatory teaching of the history of communism and the establishment of the Institute for Freedom in the Americas at Miami Dade College. Set to take effect on July 1, 2024, … Read more