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The front page of Le Temps features a mix of Swiss domestic news and international stories, with a significant focus on US politics related to the midterm elections. Other domestic stories cover a political candidate, a disaster investigation, and a financial company. International coverage…
Pierre Alain Schnegg is described as a 'cold-blooded animal' with aspirations to become a Federal Councillor, highlighting a domestic political figure.
The US Supreme Court rejected an attempt by the presidential administration to set aside ballots from 20,000 voters in California, an action described as a desperate attempt to sow doubt before the midterm elections.
The Republican Secretary of State in Georgia has stated his willingness to oppose Donald Trump again if needed, reflecting internal party dynamics ahead of the US midterm elections.
The US Supreme Court has rejected an effort to discard Californian ballots, a key development in the lead-up to the midterm elections.
Following a difficult hearing concerning Jacques Moretti and the Crans-Montana fire, victims and their families have voiced their disappointment.
The article questions the reliability of polls that are predicting a significant victory for Democrats ('blue wave') in the upcoming US midterm elections.
Haute Capital, a company based in Zug, is seeking to repurchase its assets in an effort to reconnect with its shareholder base.
In a podcast, Elisabeth Baume-Schneider states that the public understands that services come with a cost.
An infographic explores the major donors contributing to the US midterm elections, highlighting the role of money in politics.
Heirs of the comic creator Franquin, along with artists Delaf and Lewis Trondheim, discuss how the character Gaston Lagaffe represents a valuable anti-conformist spirit needed in contemporary society.
Proton is facing controversy regarding the swift adoption of artificial intelligence, with the situation described as 'get on board or you'll be run over'.
An opinion piece suggests that to finance the 13th AVS pension, a combination of raising the retirement age and implementing federal taxes is preferable to a sole increase in VAT.
