Biden and Trump Face Off: Historic Debate to Shape 2024 Election

President Joe Biden has announced a historic pardon for LGBTQ+ veterans convicted under Article 125 of the UCMJ. This landmark decision aims to correct decades of injustice and restore benefits to those affected.

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face off in a historic debate on June 27, 2024. This pivotal event, hosted by CNN, will cover key issues like immigration, economic policy, and foreign affairs, shaping voter perceptions ahead of the 2024 US election.

An 'evening of solidarity' with Gaza, organized by Urgence Palestine, was canceled at Flèche d’Or in Paris due to controversial 'intifada' posters, sparking debates on incitement to violence and hatred.

President Joe Biden announces a historic executive action to pardon LGBTQ veterans convicted under a military law banning same-sex relations. This move aims to right a historic wrong and support the LGBTQ community.

President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump will face off in a historic debate on June 27, 2023. This crucial event will cover key issues like immigration, the economy, and foreign policy. Don't miss the live broadcast on CNN.

Mark Rutte, the outgoing Dutch Prime Minister, has been appointed as the next NATO Secretary General, succeeding Jens Stoltenberg. His appointment comes at a pivotal time with rising security crises in Europe, particularly the war in Ukraine.

President Biden announces a historic pardon for LGBT+ veterans convicted under outdated military laws, offering them a chance to restore benefits and correct military records.

Donald Trump has demanded a drug test for Joe Biden ahead of their first 2024 election debate, intensifying his baseless claims about Biden's performance. The Biden campaign dismisses these accusations as desperate and unfounded.

Prominent Israeli figures, including Ehud Barak and David Grossman, call on the US Congress to cancel Netanyahu's speech, citing his controversial policies and failure to resolve the Gaza conflict.

As the US election approaches, Donald Trump demands a drug test for Joe Biden ahead of their first debate, sparking controversy and highlighting the high stakes of the upcoming election.

La Brée-les-Bains faces a double election challenge following the National Assembly's dissolution. The town prepares for legislative and municipal elections, while football stars urge citizens to vote.

The Israeli Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox Jews must undertake military service, a decision that could destabilize Netanyahu's coalition government. Learn about the political and social implications of this landmark ruling.

TF1 hosted a balanced debate with key political figures ahead of the legislative elections. The debate highlighted major issues and current poll standings, providing a comprehensive overview of the political landscape.

The Supreme Court's decision to recruit yeshiva students and halt funding has sparked severe criticism from the ultra-Orthodox community, highlighting a deepening rift between religious and secular sectors in Israel.

Renowned Nazi hunters Serge and Beate Klarsfeld have stirred French politics by endorsing Marine Le Pen's National Regroupment over the left-wing New Popular Front, citing concerns over anti-Semitism.

France's pension debate reignites as National Rally's Jordan Bardella proposes controversial changes. Critics from across the political spectrum question the plan's coherence and social justice implications. Dominique Strauss-Kahn warns of the dangers of the extreme right's rise.

Sarah Netanyahu, wife of Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu, has accused senior Israeli army leaders of plotting a military coup against her husband. Her son, Yair Netanyahu, also criticized the military leadership following the October 7 Hamas attacks. The allegations come amid the ongoing and devastating conflict in Gaza.

The debate over Israel's conscription law has intensified following a High Court ruling. Avigdor Lieberman calls for immediate implementation, while Saadia Deri's story challenges the ultra-orthodox stance against military service.

Israel's Supreme Court has mandated the conscription of Haredi Jews into the army, deepening political rifts and societal divides. The ruling challenges Netanyahu's coalition and highlights the ongoing debate over equal burden-sharing.

Gérald Darmanin, France's Interior Minister, announces his plan to leave the government and focus on his legislative role if re-elected. He aims to address past policy issues and prepare for the 2027 presidential election.

The Foreign Affairs and Security Committee, led by MK Yuli Edelstein, is fast-tracking a controversial conscription law that exempts yeshiva students from IDF service while recruiting thousands of Haredim. Broad consensus remains crucial for the law's passage.

As France braces for the legislative elections on June 30 and July 7, President Emmanuel Macron may consider forming a technical government to navigate potential political instability. Learn more about the implications and historical precedents.

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox Jewish students must be conscripted into the army, challenging Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition. The decision also mandates withdrawing funding from non-compliant religious schools, sparking political and social upheaval.

Emmanuel Macron navigates the complexities of upcoming legislative elections with strategic discussions on voting instructions and reassures international counterparts at the G7 summit about France's stability.

The Council of State has rejected Les Républicains' request to join a crucial televised debate on TF1, significantly impacting their legislative campaign. Emmanuel Macron, Jordan Bardella, and Manuel Bompard will face off in a pivotal clash just days before the elections.

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox men must be conscripted into the military, a decision that threatens to destabilize Prime Minister Netanyahu's coalition government amid the ongoing Gaza war.

Trump's advisors propose a detailed plan to end the Ukraine war, involving peace talks and strategic pressure on Kiev and Moscow. Meanwhile, Denmark announces a deadline for training Ukrainian pilots on F-16 jets, highlighting the complexities of international aid.

Dominique Strauss-Kahn calls for voters to block the National Rally in the upcoming French legislative elections, while RN candidate Joseph Martin faces controversy over alleged anti-Semitic tweets.

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled that ultra-Orthodox students must be conscripted into the army, ending government funding for non-compliant yeshivas. This landmark decision could destabilize Netanyahu's coalition.

French President Emmanuel Macron has advanced the parliamentary elections, warning that the political programs of RN and LFI could lead to civil war. RN leader Jordan Bardella criticized Macron's remarks and outlined his party's readiness to govern.