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## Overview Fox Sports is the leading sports media division of Fox Corporation, serving as the umbrella entity for a broad portfolio of U.S.-based sports assets, including linear television networks, digital and mobile platforms, websites, and joint ventures[6][7]. It operates several major channel...

**Framework Computer, Inc.** is an American technology company specializing in manufacturing modular, repairable laptops, founded in January 2020 by Nirav Patel, a former Apple software engineer and Oculus hardware lead[2]. The company is a prominent advocate of the *right-to-repair* movement, desig...

France is a leading global economic and political entity rather than a conventional organization. It is a semi-presidential republic with Paris as its capital and largest economic and cultural center[2]. Economically, France ranks as the world’s ninth-largest economy by purchasing power parity and t...

The **Francis Crick Institute** is a leading biomedical research center in London focused on understanding the fundamental biology underpinning human health to improve disease diagnosis, treatment, and prevention. It operates as an independent charity and houses over 1,500 scientists working in mult...

The **Francis Scott Key Bridge** is a major steel-arched continuous-truss bridge in Baltimore, Maryland, that opened on March 23, 1977. Spanning the Patapsco River, it completed the Interstate 695 Baltimore Beltway and measures approximately 1.6 miles in length, making it one of the longest continuo...

The organization named **Frank** refers primarily to two distinct companies with notable presence in business and technology, each with different domains and histories. The first **Frank Group of Companies**, founded in 1996, is a global industrial solutions provider focused on optimizing processin...

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is an independent, nonprofit research and treatment organization based in Seattle, Washington, dedicated to eliminating cancer and infectious diseases as causes of human suffering and death.[1][3] Founded in 1975, the center emerged from the Pacific Northwest Research F...

Freddie Mac, officially the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, is a government-sponsored enterprise (GSE) established in 1970 to enhance liquidity, stability, affordability, and equity in the U.S. housing market. It operates by purchasing mortgages from lenders, pooling them, and issuing mortga...

The Freedom Caucus is a **conservative group of lawmakers in the U.S. House of Representatives**, representing the most right-wing faction within the Republican Party. Established in January 2015 as an outgrowth of the 2009 Tea Party movement, the caucus emphasizes **fiscal conservatism, limited gov...

## Overview The **Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC)** is a grassroots, international solidarity movement formed in 2010 in response to the ongoing Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip[1][3][5]. Comprising civil society organizations and grassroots initiatives from around the world—including members fr...

The **Freedom Tower**, officially known as **One World Trade Center (One WTC)**, is the tallest building in the United States and the Western Hemisphere, standing at 1,776 feet—a symbolic height referencing the year the U.S. Declaration of Independence was signed. It is the centerpiece of the rebuil...

Freeform is a cutting-edge metal 3D printing company founded in 2018 by former SpaceX engineers Erik Palitsch and TJ Ronacher, headquartered in Hawthorne, California. The company specializes in advanced manufacturing, deploying autonomous, software-defined printing factories designed to produce high...

Freeport-McMoRan (FCX) is a leading international mining company primarily focused on copper, gold, and molybdenum production. It operates some of the world's largest and longest-lived mineral assets, including the Grasberg minerals district in Indonesia—one of the largest copper and gold deposits g...

## Overview The term "French Air Traffic Controllers" typically refers to the professionals who manage and direct air traffic in France, but it is not a single formal organization. Instead, these controllers are organized within France’s Direction des Services de la Navigation Aérienne (DSNA), a di...

The French Government, officially known as the Government of the French Republic, is the executive authority responsible for implementing laws, managing public policy, and overseeing the administration of France. Rooted in the revolutionary ideals of 1789, the modern French government operates as a ...

The **French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (MEAE)** is the governmental body responsible for shaping and executing France’s foreign policy. Its core mission includes promoting peace, security, human rights, and France’s cultural and economic interests globally. The ministry supports French...

The **French Open**, also known as **Roland Garros**, is one of the four prestigious annual tennis Grand Slam tournaments and the only one played on outdoor clay courts. Held each year in late May through early June at the Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France, it features men's and women's singles, ...

The **French President** is the head of state of France under the Fifth Republic, serving as the highest-ranking official and representing the nation both domestically and internationally. Established by the 1958 Constitution, this office embodies a semi-presidential system blending presidential and...

## Overview and Role The French Senate (Sénat) is the upper house of France’s bicameral Parliament, sharing legislative power with the National Assembly (Assemblée nationale)[1][7]. It consists of 348 senators, elected for six-year terms through indirect universal suffrage, with half the seats rene...

The term "French authorities" refers to the complex and multi-layered system of governance in the French Republic, which operates under a semi-presidential, unitary, and decentralized model established by the 1958 Constitution. This system is characterized by a clear separation of powers among the e...