
320,000 March in France for a Third Straight Weekend as Youth Protests Spread to Germany
Police deployed 70,000 officers and moved the Paris march to the capital's edge, but clashes with tear gas still broke out at dusk on Halloween.
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10 stories from Planck Standard. Latest: November 3, 2026.

Police deployed 70,000 officers and moved the Paris march to the capital's edge, but clashes with tear gas still broke out at dusk on Halloween.
Largely peaceful rallies in more than 30 German cities gave way to clashes with police in Frankfurt, Berlin, Cologne and Hamburg on Saturday night.
A survey of more than 2,000 adults shows power bills outrunning incomes weeks before the midterms, with data centers and the Iran war's oil shock among the blamed causes.
Families in the Northeast, where most oil-heated homes sit, are turning to food-pantry-style firewood banks after fuel prices rose with the Iran war.
The Louisiana Republican said the midterms are 'going to be close,' called Iran's Hormuz offer 'not a serious offer,' and said no politician should spend taxpayer money on ads that praise themselves.
Marsh's summer survey found costs per employee would climb 11% if companies did nothing at all. Workers already paying about $5,300 a year are going to pay more in premiums and out of pocket both.
A new Echelon Insights and Brunswick Group survey found affordability is the top concern for 41% of voters — and a CBS News poll found only about a third think either party is doing anything about it.

More than three-quarters of Americans, including majority of Republicans, say president's policies have increased local cost of living.
A LendingTree study finds the cost has climbed 28% in just three years, with Hawaii families facing a staggering $412,000 bill.

PM Micheál Martin's coalition held on by a 92-78 vote after farmers and truckers blockaded Ireland's oil infrastructure for six days, forcing the government to announce a €505 million relief package amid soaring energy costs.