The French city bears the scars of days of rioting as it buries the 17-year-old shot by police.
As Nanterre mourns Nahel, locals fear violence will continue
You May Also Like
Katie Porter weighs Senate bid launch as Feinstein stays mum
- January 7, 2023
Rep. Katie Porter is weighing a campaign launch for Sen. Dianne Feinstein‘s seat — potentially even before her…
Teen overdose deaths lead California schools to stock reversal drug
- February 5, 2023
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — When a student at a Sacramento high school collapsed in an apparent overdose last fall,…
Russia’s cyberattacks aim to ‘terrorize’ Ukrainians
- January 13, 2023
After widespread failures on Ukraine’s battlefield, Russians are increasing cyberattacks on civilian services such as electricity and internet…
America’s abortion access divide is reshaping blue-state border towns
- January 11, 2023
A Tennessee-based health care provider announced plans in May — just one week after POLITICO published the draft…
Western powers argue over how to control AI
- August 19, 2023
Officials say ‘egos in the room’ are obstructing efforts to agree common AI rules.
Governors to voters: The state of our nation is bleak, except under me
- January 18, 2023
If you’d sat in the Wyoming statehouse as Gov. Mark Gordon issued his State of the State address…