French President Emmanuel Macron and far-right nationalist Marine Le Pen will contest the runoff for the presidential election after winning the top two spots in the first round Sunday.In the runoff on April 24, which will be a repetition of their contest in 2017, voters will choose between the centrist incumbent and the National Rally leader, who have starkly opposing views on topics from France's relationship with the European Union to immigration.Following Sunday's first round, Macron, 44, secured around 28 percent of the votes, followed by Le Pen, 53, with about 23 percent, according to…READ FULL ARTICLE