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EU Prosecutors Raid Firms Linked to France’s National Rally in Probe of Parliamentary Funds

The searches mark a widening EPPO inquiry that could determine Marine Le Pen’s eligibility for the 2027 presidential race.

Paris Inquiry Into Mélenchon 2017 Campaign Accounts Closes With Four Indictments

Roberto Sánchez Faces Investigations After Reports Detail Eight Complaints

Appeals Court Sets July 7 Verdict in Marine Le Pen EU Funds Case

Prosecutors Seek Five-Year Election Ban and Four-Year Term for Marine Le Pen in EU Funds Appeal

Prosecutors Seek to Uphold Marine Le Pen’s Election Ban but Not Enforce It Immediately

Prosecutors Seek Five-Year Ban for Marine Le Pen, Urge No Immediate Enforcement

Le Pen Shifts Tactics in Paris Appeal That Will Decide 2027 Eligibility

Le Pen Denies ‘System’ in EU Funds Case as Appeal Advances in Paris

Trump Plans Pardon for Puerto Rico Ex-Governor Wanda Vázquez in Campaign-Finance Case

Le Pen’s Appeal Opens in Paris, With 2027 Bid at Stake

Paris Appeals Trial Opens in Le Pen EU Funds Case

Court of Cassation Rejects Sarkozy Appeal, Finalizes Bygmalion Sentence

Ex-Adams Aide Gets Probation as Judge Questions Dismissal of Mayor’s Case

Trump Pardons Ex-Tennessee House Speaker Glen Casada and Aide Cade Cothren

New York AG Letitia James Indicted on Federal Mortgage-Fraud Charges

Subpoenas Target DeSantis Aides as Grand Jury Planned for Oct. 13 Week in Hope Florida Probe

Paris Court Sets Le Pen Appeal for Jan. 13–Feb. 12, 2026 in EU Funds Case

Argentine Supreme Court Confirms Kirchner’s Six-Year Prison Term and Lifetime Ineligibility

Justice Department Reviews Allegations Against Letitia James Following FHFA Request