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Kévin T. is suspected of a racist attack in Trappes. Marine Le Pen contests a magistrate's declarations on her ineligibility.
“We learned that he had turned far right”: was Kévin T., the suspect in the Trappes attack, identified in the photo of a pro-Palestinian group?
Three days after the racist attack which left one dead and several seriously injured in Yvelines, the profile of Kévin T., who says he suffers from schizophrenia, is gradually becoming clearer.
Ineligibility: Marine Le Pen's lawyers send a complaint to the Superior Council of the Judiciary
INFO LE FIGARO - The latter bitterly denounce the comments of a former president of the criminal chamber, who affirms that the candidate of the National Rally cannot run for president in the current state of her legal proceedings.

Guest on franceinfo, Minister Philippe Baptiste described France as the least selective country in the OECD regarding access to higher education. An assertion qualified by economists who underline the failure in the first year and the mismatch between supply and demand on Parcoursup.
In 2025, 39,000 French high school graduates remain without an offer on Parcoursup. The OECD highlights a high bachelor's degree failure rate in France, contrasting with the models of early selection or flexibility observed among our European neighbors.

The Minister of Higher Education Philippe Baptiste calls for the resumption of face-to-face classes on Monday and an end to blockages, while defending the government's investments and the reform of Parcoursup.

As the start of the All Saints' Day holidays approaches, Minister of Education Édouard Geffray affirmed on LCI that high school students need to go to class, regretting not having been quicker in the face of blockages.

Faced with protests from high school and university students, deputies will debate the future of Parcoursup in the National Assembly. The unions consider the government measures insufficient and are maintaining mobilization with planned demonstrations.

A National Education study reveals that 34% of CE2-CM2 students have suffered sexual violence at school. CE2 students are the most exposed, with 42% of victims. Physical violence and school bullying also remain very frequent.