 While turning to politics overseas, France is set for political gridlock after a surprise win by a left-wing coalition in the country's parliamentary elections. The new Popular Front won the most number of seats in Sunday's vote, but came in around 100 short of a majority. President Macron's group came in second, with the far-right national rally in third place. Speaking after the results, French Prime Minister Gabriel Tal announced he would resign after his centrist alliance's failure to secure a majority.