Paris Olympics: For French athletes, the public's support was a double-edged sword

That’s not how I want to carry myself, and I take full responsibility.— Harriet Dart apologizes for her comment about her opponent's body odor.

"If Algeria chooses escalation, we will respond with the greatest firmness."— Jean-Noël Barrot, French Foreign Minister, regarding Algeria's decision to expel 12 French officials.

I think it's sort of absurd for Zelenskiy to tell the [American] government, which is currently keeping his entire government and war effort together, that we are somehow on the side of the Russians.— JD Vance criticized President Zelenskiy's remarks and explained the U.S. position regarding the Ukraine conflict.

"These targeted, cowardly, and heinous attacks aim to terrorize those who embody the authority of the State and ensure the safety of all on a daily basis, even at the cost of their own peace of mind."— UFAP regarding the attacks on prison staff.

I think that currently (Carney is) doing a very good job as prime minister by basically saying ‘I will come to the table if you are respecting Canadian sovereignty.’ … I think that we should be willing to work with the United States if these threats and annexation threats and economic threats are dropped, but I don't think that we should forget.— Lex Powell-Tucci, a 35-year-old Ottawa banker, speaks about Carney's approach towards the U.S.

"I was always told it was dangerous."— Diego Brisset, a client of the gym where the incident took place.

It's been a story of resilience, of gratitude, of adversity, of overcoming adversity, just responding to life's challenges.— Paige Bueckers told reporters after the championship game.