Richard Fausset

1 month ago | reforma.com | Richard Fausset

05 MIN 00 SEGRichard Fausset / The New York Times CompanyParís, Francia (16 marzo 2025) .-05:00 hrsParís registró alza de público en cines, a diferencia del resto Europa y EU, debido a obligación moral de los franceses de apoyar las artes. Crédito: EspecialLa cadena mk2 ha tenido éxito con documentales y retrospectivas. Crédito: EspecialPathé Palace ha renovado su cine en París con siete salas.

1 month ago | newspub.live | Richard Fausset

As a podcaster and freelance journalist, Ole Nymoen admits he enjoys freedom of expression and other democratic rights in his home country of Germany. But he would not want to die for them. In a book published this week, Why I Would Never Fight for My Country, the 27-year-old argues ordinary people should not be sent into battle on behalf of nation states and their rulers — even to fend off an invasion. Occupation by a foreign power might lead to a “shitty” life, he told the Financial Times.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Richard Fausset |Travis Dove

Image Canadians have long flocked to the South Carolina beach town. This year, many are offended by the president and threatening to stay away. We're exploring how America defines itself one place at a time. At one popular South Carolina beach town, locals are hoping that Southern charm can offset hard feelings among Canadian tourists. The Southerners at the Myrtle Beach Welcome Center had brewed Tim Hortons coffee for their northern guests.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Richard Fausset

Ronald Chammah, who owns a pair of small cinemas on the Left Bank of Paris, remembers well the grim days in 2022, when he wondered whether the French passion for moviegoing - a pastime that 130 years ago - had been irreparably diminished by pandemic lockdowns. But that was then.

2 months ago | rethinking65.com | Richard Fausset |Ségolène LE STRADIC

Prime Minister François Bayrou of France has said that he was open to changing the country’s unpopular pension law, which raised the retirement age to 64 from 62, as he sought to build support in parliament and keep his government afloat. The 2023 law was championed by President Emmanuel Macron in the name of fiscal responsibility but led to mass street demonstrations.