SAN ANTONIO - Vape pens designed to look like highlighters, USB drives, and even soda cans could soon be banned under a new bill filed in the Texas Legislature.

One parent reports on the cheap and virtually invisible nicotine alternative that teenagers are turning to with alarming ...

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Sekai Miles, 23, hit Bernard Fowler over the head with the cane 19 times after targeting him as he went to pick up free newspapers early last February 27.

But Marine Le Pen’s case is just one example of transparency problems that have plagued the legislature. From Budapest to Washington, Le Pen’s political allies cried foul over this week’s ...

And now a bombshell has landed that will reshape the 2027 race: Far-right leader Marine Le Pen has been convicted of embezzlement, with the court barring her from standing for office for five years.

Marine Le Pen was found guilty of embezzlement and barred from seeking public office for five years, most likely dashing her hopes to run for president in 2027. After hearing the verdict ...

EVEN BEFORE the sentence was pronounced, Marine Le Pen swept out of the courtroom, her handbag dangling from her arm. The French hard-right leader had heard enough, and had reason to fear the worst.

Marine Le Pen and eight MEPs have been found guilty by a Paris court of embezzling EU public funds intended for parliamentary aides. The ruling could impact Le Pen's chances of running in the 2027 ...

[Jordan] Bardella will be elected, don't worry." Read more Subscribers only With Le Pen barred from running for president, is her lieutenant, Jordan Bardella, up to the challenge? Hénin-Beaumont ...

Constructed as both a means of defense and a political weapon, the contestation of judges' decisions is not a sign of healthy democracy, writes Le Monde columnist Françoise Fressoz. However, the ...