A decade after Bataclan, France is more divided than ever
‘Islamo-Gauchisme’ is now de rigueur among the far-left
France
Friday
Friday
Why is it only left-wing leaders who are allowed to be young?
Jordan Bardella could repeat Zohran Mamdani’s feat on the French right
Wednesday
What doesn’t kill Egly-Ouriet makes it stronger
Galileo said that wine is sunlight caught in water. Egly makes the sunlight sparkle
Monday
Macron has declared war on free speech
What he calls the ‘resurgence of democracy’ is really the bureaucratization of thought
Friday
Why the French are dreaming of a Donald Trump à la française
The French have never got The Donald. Amid parliamentary deadlock and fiscal crisis, this may now be changing
Saturday
Macron’s story has become a Shakespearean tragedy
This week has been a tale of two presidents
Tuesday
What is Charles Kushner doing in Paris?
The ambassador is right to call out French anti-Semitism
Sunday
Camus comes to America
His travel journals reveal him to be a hopeful, humane thinker – unlike Sartre
Monday
Candace Owens: on the Macron lawsuit, anti-Semitism and Trump
Bits from Candace Owens and Freddy Gray’s interview
Wednesday
Why are the Macrons bothering to sue Candace Owens?
The President and First Lady of France have filed a 200-page complaint against a YouTuber
Tuesday
How to café hop like a Parisian
Eating well in the Marais, where several other museums reside, is a challenge
My zucchini seedling scheme
The plants’ robust stems and glossy leaves look almost too healthy
Tuesday
The last bullfighters
In France, toreros fight bulls and ecosocialists
Wednesday
How the French left made Mamdani
The veteran French socialist Jean-Luc Mélenchon regards the would-be mayor as a chip off the old block
Tuesday
How I flouted a cardinal French gardening rule
It’s only a matter of time before some local wag tries to diminish my dominance
Tuesday
Tomato-gate: how I reclaimed my garden
Nothing beats befuddling my French garden neighbors each year with ridiculously early, cold-resistant tomatoes
Beaujolais is the ideal summer wine
It is light, flowery, full of pleasing acidity and fruitiness, satisfying by itself and notably food friendly
Wednesday
The joy of French school lunches
I can’t wait to hear about what my grandchildren had for le déjeuner
Is Alsatian wine primarily French or German?
It is said that Alsace is the sunniest spot in all of winemaking Europe
Tuesday
Trump, le Pen and the legal war on politics
All criminals need to face the law, but laws need to be applied equally
