 Following their defeat, Macron's prime minister, Gabriel Attal, offered to resign. But Macron today asked him to stay on temporarily to, quote, ensure the stability of the country, unquote. The pair met at the presidential palace earlier today, along with Macron's top political allies. The new Popular Front has vowed to raise the minimum wage, to cap the price of essential foods and utilities, and to throw out Macron's hugely unpopular pension reform, which raised the retirement age. The group says it'll raise...