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THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Large Majority of French Believe Anti-White Racism is a Significant Issue Now.

Over two-thirds of the French population say “anti-white racism” has become a significant problem in their country. The post Large Majority of French Believe Anti-White Racism is a Significant Issue Now. appeared first on The National Pulse .

PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Over two-thirds of the French population say “anti-white racism” has become a significant problem in their country. WHO WAS INVOLVED: The CSA (Institut d’Études), the French people, and French political parties. WHEN & WHERE: The polling was published on April 2, 2026. IMPACT: French views on anti-white racism are highly polarized based on political identification; with the far-left rejecting that it exists, while the center-left and political right both acknowledge that it is a problem in France. IN FULL Over two-thirds of the French population say “anti-white racism ” has become a significant problem in their country. According to a new survey conducted by the CSA (Institut d’Études), a…Open

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Can A Woman Win The Presidency? What The Data Shows As Democrats Debate 2028

Decision Desk HQ's Geoffrey Skelley joins The Hill to discuss recent reporting that some Democrats are concerned about nominating another woman for President, after losses in 2016 and 2024. We dive into what the data show, what voters are willing to accept, and whether the Democratic path to victory is actually through nominating a man in 2028. Read More: https://thehill.com/ #2028 #election #woman #president #hillaryclinton #kamalaharris

AXIOS (Barak Ravid) - U.S. bombs Iran's civilian infrastructure for first time after "stone ages" threat

The U.S. military on Thursday attacked major civilian infrastructure in Iran for the first time, hours after President Trump threatened in a prime time address to bomb the country "back to the stone ages." Why it matters: The attack on the B-1 bridge near Tehran signals a widening of the U.S. military's targets and could be a first step towards attacks on energy, water and transportation infrastructure. - Trump has said the U.S. could conduct such attacks, which would have devastating effects for Iranian civilians, to punish the regime if it won't cut a deal. - U.S. defense officials claim the strike on the bridge was conducted for military purposes to prevent the Iranian armed forces from moving weapons across the bridge. - A U.S.…

The U.S. military on Thursday attacked major civilian infrastructure in Iran for the first time, hours after President Trump threatened in a prime time address to bomb the country "back to the stone ages." Why it matters: The attack on the B-1 bridge near Tehran signals a widening of the U.S. military's targets and could be a first step towards attacks on energy, water and transportation infrastructure. - Trump has said the U.S. could conduct such attacks, which would have devastating effects for Iranian civilians, to punish the regime if it won't cut a deal. - U.S. defense officials claim the strike on the bridge was conducted for military purposes to prevent the Iranian armed forces from moving weapons across the bridge. - A U.S.…Open