Macron
If all goes to plan, a new page in aviation history could be written.
“When you are a citizen you must agree to do your civic duty,” the French president said on Friday.
The president of France later said that if the person who threw it "has something to tell me, then he can come.”
The president has vowed that those responsible for the violence and the damages will pay for their actions
WHAT'S HAPPENING
We got the return of Melania brushing off her husband’s hand AND Trump’s bizarre handshake all in one day.
President Trump and is hosting his French counterpart Emmanuel Macron at the White House. Here’s how their transatlantic bromance blossomed.
Wary German voters and Catalan separatists are foiling the French vision of shared sovereignty.
Populism is no longer condemned to the extremist edge.
He’s never run for office before, he’s married to his high school teacher and until two years ago, no one had ever heard of him.