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What’s Wrong with France? | Interview: Thomas Chatterton Williams

Jonah Goldberg convenes with Thomas Chatterton Williams to dissect and diagnose the problems plaguing America’s oldest ally, France. Tune in as Thomas and Jonah discuss French discontent, Emmanuel Macron, capitalism, state spending, Palestine, rioting, the protests of ‘68, organized envy, Marine Le…

The Mirror Is a Weapon

Architecture has always been a weapon of war. As US President Donald Trump continues a presidential blitz through Washington DC’s landmarks—marked by an obsession for cutting down trees—the sudden and complete destruction of the East Wing of the White House a year ago stands out. The administration…

OCTOBER 19: Columbus Police and Fire overtime, Lung Cancer Awareness, Jullian Sayin hurt, Nonstop Flights from CMH to Frankfurt Germany

Columbus police and fire overtime crisis 0:01-07:25 Both Columbus Police and Fire are reportedly nearly $8 million over their respective overtime budgets. City Council is considering legislation to review spending ahead of the 2027 budget. Police say they're short about 200 officers, while firefigh…

Why Do the French Riot So Much? ft. Dr. Ed Berenson, NYU

In this episode of the Long History Short Podcast, I sat down with Dr. Ed Berenson of NYU. He and I discussed the recent riots (or protests, if you prefer) in France, in the context of other violent and semi-violent political action, from the French Revolution of 1789 all the way up to the more rec…

Vicky Pryce: Business Correspondent on the response to the UK Budget, Christine Lagarde resigning as ECB President

The Head of Europe's central bank is resigning nine months before her eight year term ends.  Christine Lagarde is stepping down as President of the European Central Bank on February 7th, 2027.  Her resignation also comes ahead of France's next presidential election, and there's speculation the ti…

Vicky Pryce: Business Correspondent on the response to the UK Budget, Christine Lagarde resigning as ECB President

The Head of Europe's central bank is resigning nine months before her eight year term ends.  Christine Lagarde is stepping down as President of the European Central Bank on February 7th, 2027.  Her resignation also comes ahead of France's next presidential election, and there's speculation the ti…

Everyone's OUTRAGED by This ICE Video… I'm NOT! (Sorry)

🚨 An ICE agent SHOVES a woman during a confrontation caught on camera — and the internet is OUTRAGED. But Erin Molan has a VERY different reaction. The viral footage has ignited a fierce debate about ICE, protesters, law enforcement and the limits of peaceful protest. Was this an excessive use of …

What happens when the people shaping the future feel they have no voice in it?

In this episode of IPWAC – If Politics Was a Company, Tom reflects on the unrest in France through his experience as a proud naturalised French citizen, educator and leadership consultant. From the pressures facing French schools to the generational disconnect inside organisations, he explores wha…

The Second with Scott McEwen: Second Amendment Rights, France Unrest, Self-Defense & Constitutional Freedom

Dave Stall and Scott McEwen launch the first live broadcast of The Second, a radio program dedicated to exploring the history, meaning, and modern-day importance of the Second Amendment. Broadcasting on FM 96.1 AM 1170 The Answer, Dave and Scott welcome listeners to a conversation about constitutio…

France’s Political Tumult, Europe’s Strategic Challenges | Today's Battlegrounds | Hoover Institution

In this episode of Today's Battlegrounds, H.R. McMaster and French Ambassador to the US, Philippe Étienne, discuss the rise of the far right, France’s economic challenges, the future of European security, and the 2027 French presidential election. For more conversations from world leaders from key…