(Bloomberg) -- Jean-Marie Le Pen, the founder of France’s National Front who ran for president five times and lived to see his anti-immigrant rhetoric go mainstream, has died. He was 96.

Jean-Marie Le Pen, the founder of France's main far-right party, is pictured. (Image by Mathias Destal from Flickr via Courthouse News) MARSEILLE, France (CN) — France's extreme-right National Front ...

The French right-wing leader accused her president of turning on the Jewish State "precisely at the worst possible time.”The post Le Pen: Macron’s anti-Israel shift comes at ‘worst possible time’ ...

Jean-Marie Le Pen, French far-right leader often accused ... of voters who don’t believe the National Rally should govern France. Voting was underway in France on Sunday in pivotal runoff ...

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He has been credited for helping to normalize a party that was long taboo in France, largely due to Marine Le Pen’s father, the late Jean-Marie Le Pen, who was overtly antisemitic and constantly tied ...

It was a freezing day and a crowd had gathered outside to pay homage to her father, Jean-Marie Le Pen ... from the ´École Polytechnique, one of France’s elite universities, made his way into Le Pen’s ...