The government of France has collapsed, with the country’s prime minister set to resign after losing the support of the country’s legislature. As the country deals with financial crises that have seen multiple ruling coalitions fall apart in the last few years, this latest political turnover places pressure on the country’s president to sort things out and leaves France’s political future even less certain. France loses its fourth prime minister in less than two years French Prime Minister François Bayrou offered his resignation to President Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday, a day after Bayrou lost a vote of no-confidence in the country’s legislature. French lawmakers voted 364-194 against Bayrou, effectively firing the prime minister. Macron has announced that he will appoint a new prime minister “in the coming days.” The search commences after four others have held the prime minister role in the past 20 months, demonstrating the political turmoil that has faced the government of Macron...