D. Rykner says the Louvre needs to be ‘refurbished’, Macron’s big project is ‘useless and expensive’
Stuart Norval is pleased to welcome Didier Rykner, Art Historian, Investigative Journalist and Founder / Editor in Chief of La Tribune de l’Art. Offering a forceful critique of the Louvre's priorities, Rykner argues that the museum's challenge is not a
Pete Hegseth asks US Senate for ‘urgent’ Iran war funding increase
The cost of the US military campaign against Iran has already cost 37.5 billion dollars. The figure was revealed by the US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth as he appeared before the Senate to make the case for the war and
French mayor secreted away under threat by notorious DZ mafia drug gang
Here in France, authorities are waging an increasingly intense battle against rising drug crime. That fight took a new turn this week – as the mayor of the southern town of Alès was spirited from his home by police in
France passes social media ban for teenagers under 15
The French parliament has approved a social media ban for children under the age of 15. The measure is due to come into effect after the Summer holidays – but many questions still need to be answered as to how
Trump, Rubio don’t plan to stop Tate brothers’ extradition to the U.K.
President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio aren't planning to block the extradition to the U.K. of the Tate brothers, the notorious "manosphere" influencers accused of rape and human trafficking. Why it matters: Andrew and Tristan Tate were part
Walmart’s bestselling $190 smartwatch with 2 interchangeable bands is on sale for just $27
"The touchscreen responds quickly, and the menus are logically organized."
BlackRock draws Wall Street’s attention with eye-catching move
BlackRock (BLK) just stepped into the middle of the AI buildout, and it did so as a lender rather than a builder. The world's largest money manager is looking to raise more than $12 billion in bonds to help fund