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Mediapart's front page features several key stories, including an in-depth investigation into accusations of sexual assault against Gérard Depardieu, new videos revealing racist remarks by municipal police in Carcassonne, and an analysis of the political struggles within the French right wing…
New images and testimonies revealed by Mediapart and Le Média show actor Gérard Depardieu touching a figurant's buttocks and crotch multiple times on the set of "Turf" in 2011, shortly before his appeal trial.
A coalition that was too limited, opposition from an ambitious governor, and insufficient funds against determined billionaires led to the rejection of an exceptional tax on the wealthiest fortunes by referendum in California.
The company behind the Claude chatbot will launch on the stock markets in the coming days. With the euphoria around generative AI having subsided, the operation is surrounded by uncertainties, despite potentially breaking records, and the entire sector is holding its breath.
The little-known 1873 crash was the first to cause a lasting shock to the global economy. A recent book details the dynamics of a bubble linked to the railway boom, a period that is not without parallels to our own times.
With Édouard Philippe losing ground, the right and center are seeing their chances of reaching the second round of the presidential election diminish, increasing pressure for a primary. Amid social unrest, their candidates are being swept up by events and fear a 'throw them out' wave.
Unpublished images from a Carcassonne municipal police patrol, published by L'Indépendant, capture the unbridled racist remarks of brigadier-chief César R., who was then a member of the RN's security detail.
The first challenges against Micas, anti-terrorism measures used to impose house arrest on protesters, were heard on Tuesday, November 10, by administrative tribunals. In seven cases identified by Mediapart, public rapporteurs recommended the annulment of the orders.
The Marseille prosecutor's office is investigating racist, antisemitic, and threatening messages, some referencing the Trappes attack, posted by students at the Jacques-Chirac international high school complex. Students, parents, and teachers accuse the administration of delaying its response.
