“Resisting Salomé Saqué or the anti-fascist ChatGPT”

“Resisting Salomé Saqué or the anti-fascist ChatGPT”

CHRONICLE – The muse of the progressive left is a hit in bookstores with a short essay warning of the need to resist the extreme right. A dictionary of commonplaces that is as hollow in substance as it is poor in form. Salome Saqué announced this week with great fanfare on LinkedIn, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram … Read more

Charles Jaigu: “Russia-Europe, story of a catastrophe”

Charles Jaigu: “Russia-Europe, story of a catastrophe”

CHRONICLE – Historian Georges-Henri Soutou brilliantly unravels the causes of the rupture between Moscow and the West since 1989. And it is not just Putin‘s fault. General Winter will soon appear between kyiv and Moscow, which will not fail to slow down a war which is seeking an emergency exit, at a time when a … Read more

It’s time to meet the Arizona Corporation Commission

It’s time to meet the Arizona Corporation Commission

Vianey Olivarria | Arizona Spark, Opinion Esperanza Zavala fits all the criteria for a utility customer wronged by the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC). She is a Latina customer of Arizona Public Services (APS) in hot downtown Phoenix, has solar panels on her roof that contribute to the grid, and knows nothing about the ACC. According … Read more

“How Steamboat Overtourism Is Taking Away the Metropolis of Paris”

“How Steamboat Overtourism Is Taking Away the Metropolis of Paris”

FIGAROVOX/TRIBUNE – The architects Dominique Dupré-Henry and Tangui Le Dantec deny that there’s an excessive amount of tourism within the capital and the business use of a number of websites which contribute, in accordance with them, to being decreasing the dwelling situations of Parisians. Dominique Dupré-Henry and Tangui Le Dantec are the architects and founders … Read more

when the RN voter is considered a pest to be ostracized

when the RN voter is considered a pest to be ostracized

Par Michael Sadoun Published on 05/06/2024 at 6:23 p.m., Updated on 05/06/2024 at 7:04 p.m. Colombe, present at Marine Le Pen’s meeting on May 1 in Perpignan. Screenshot TF1/Paul Larrouturou FIGAROVOX/TRIBUNE – For columnist Michaël Sadoun, the banishment of a volunteer from Restos du coeur, who was then reinstated by the association, is indicative of the … Read more

New York Mayor Eric Adams Denies Violence During Protests at Columbia University, but Eyewitnesses Report Otherwise

New York Mayor Eric Adams Denies Violence During Protests at Columbia University, but Eyewitnesses Report Otherwise

New York Mayor Eric Adams Under Fire for Misleading Statements on Campus Protests Eyewitnesses Contradict Mayor’s Denial of Violence In a recent press conference, New York Mayor Eric Adams claimed that there were no incidents of violence during the student-led protests at Columbia University. However, eyewitness accounts and media footage strongly contradict the mayor’s statements. … Read more

Failing to Address Gaza Crisis: Democratic Party’s Stain for Generations

Failing to Address Gaza Crisis: Democratic Party’s Stain for Generations

Failure to Change Course on Gaza Will Impact Democratic Party for Generations Best Newspaper Editor| Highly Respectable News Website Introduction President Joe Biden’s recent decision to veto a United Nations cease-fire resolution on Gaza has sparked controversy and raised concerns about the Democratic Party’s alignment with the progressive voters who helped secure his victory. The repercussions … Read more

The Urgent Need for Political Action: Fighting Against Drugs as a National Priority

The Urgent Need for Political Action: Fighting Against Drugs as a National Priority

Edouard Tetreau. Fabien Clairefond TRIBUNE – After the shooting death of Fayed, a 10-year-old child, in Nîmes, during a settling of scores between traffickers, the essayist regrets that this tragedy does not arouse a strong political reaction and calls for a fight against drugs the national priority. On June 27, Nahel Merzouk, 17, registered in … Read more

The Consequence of Drug Trafficking: Shootings and Violence in Nîmes

The Consequence of Drug Trafficking: Shootings and Violence in Nîmes

FIGAROVOX/TRIBUNE – The shootings that killed a ten-year-old child and then an eighteen-year-old young man in Nîmes are the consequence of the war between territories caused by drug trafficking, analyzes the doctor of public law Laurent Lemasson. Laurent Lemasson has a doctorate in public law and political science. Monday evening, in the “sensitive neighborhood” of … Read more