Disintegration of François Bayrou, transportation disruptions on September 10, assault in East Jerusalem...

A new study suggests that as temperatures rise, so does the consumption of products containing added sugars. For every additional degree Celsius (between 12°C and 30°C), sugar consumption increases by 0.70 grams per person per day.

In legal news, the New York Court of Appeal has confirmed the conviction of Donald Trump to pay $83.3 million to author E. Jean Carroll for defaming her, amid accusations of rape. The court's decision upholds the initial jury verdict, which was deemed reasonable.

Marine Le Pen, the French political leader, will face a retrial starting January 13, 2026, in connection with a financial fraud case involving the National Front. The trial comes after she was sentenced to four years in prison, including two years, a fine of 100,000 euros, and a five-year period of ineligibility with immediate execution on March 31.

In France, the appeal trial date for Marine Le Pen has been set for January 13 to February 12, 2026, at the Paris Court of Appeal.

Meanwhile, in Jerusalem-East, an attack on a bus stop at the entrance to the Ramot neighborhood resulted in six deaths and eight injuries. The attack is taking place in a context of increasing violence between settlers and Palestinians, fueled by the Israeli government's desire to annex the territory.

Back in France, the trial of Frédéric Péchier, accused of 30 poisonings, including 12 fatal ones, opened on Monday at the Doubs Assize Court. Péchier was a guest on RTL's morning show prior to the trial.

In domestic politics, the Prime Minister delivered a Policy Speech to the National Assembly on Monday, aiming to gain support on an urgent budget issue. The speech comes after a large majority of deputies voted against the maintenance of the current government.

François Bayrou, a prominent French politician, will now have to present his resignation to Emmanuel Macron following the vote.

On a lighter note, an exhibition of around fifty lithographs and woodcuts by filmmaker David Lynch is being presented at the Duchamp Gallery in Yvetot, Normandy, until September 21st. The exhibition is a pilgrimage site for David Lynch's mourning fans.

Lastly, the SNCF and RATP have announced disruptions on regional trains and RER Transilien in the Paris region, and TER in some regions, on Wednesday, September 10. However, TGV Inoui and Ouigo trains will run normally, as will international trains.

Disintegration of François Bayrou, transportation disruptions on September 10, assault in East Jerusalem...