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Christmas Eve Concert Held in Paris' Fire-Wrecked Notre Dame
The choir of Notre Dame Cathedral sang inside the medieval landmark for the first time since last year’s devastating fire for a special Christmas Eve concert
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IS Widow Convicted in Charlie Hebdo, Kosher Market Attacks
The fugitive widow of an Islamic State gunman and a man described as his logistician have been convicted of terrorism charges in the trial of 14 people linked to the January 2015 attacks in Paris against the satirical Charlie Hebdo newspaper and a kosher supermarket
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2020 Is a ‘Preview' of How Bad Things Can Get If We Don't Fix Climate Change, Other Systemic Problems: Lancet Report
Climate change is putting lives at risk and fueling everything from deadly pollution to dangerous bacteria growth in America’s waters, according to The Lancet.
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Trial in France for Extremist Foiled by 3 Americans on Train
An Islamic State operative has gone on trial in France on terror charges for shooting a passenger and carrying an arsenal of weapons aboard a high-speed train in 2015
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France Marks 5 Years Since Deadly Terror Attacks on Bataclan, Cafes
In silence and mourning, France is marking five years since 130 people were killed by Islamic State extremists who targeted the Bataclan concert hall, Paris cafes and the national stadium
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Paris Stabbing Suspect Wasn't on Police Radar, Minister Says
French authorities say a terrorism investigation has been opened into a knife attack that wounded two people outside the former Paris offices of the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo
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2 Wounded in Paris Stabbing Near Former Charlie Hebdo Offices
Paris police have opened a terrorism investigation after two people were stabbed near the former offices of Charlie Hebdo. Islamic extremists attacked the offices in 2015, killing 12 people
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Charlie Hebdo Terror Attack Suspects Go on Trial in Paris
Thirteen men and a woman are on trial for the 2015 attacks against the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket in Paris that marked the beginning of a wave of violence by the Islamic State group in Europe
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14 on Trial for Charlie Hebdo, Paris Terror Attacks
Five years after the terrorist attacks on French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and a kosher supermarket in 2015, 13 men and one women stand trial today for their role in assisting with the attacks that killed 17 people.
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Joe Jackson Laid to Rest in Private Funeral
A private funeral for Joe Jackson was held at Forest Lawn in Glendale, California, Monday, E! News reported. Family members, including Janet Jackson, were spotted at the funeral.
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Historic Paris Train Station Evacuated Due to Nearby Fire
Police are evacuating a historic Paris train station because a fire is raging nearby
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WATCH: Fire Breaks Out Near Gare de Lyon train station in Paris
See the fire that broke out near the Gare de Lyon train station in Paris on Friday.
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Sex Tapes Sink Macron's Candidate, Spark Outrage in France
Political rivals in France have sprung to the defense of a colleague who pulled out of the race to become mayor of Paris after sexually explicit images were published on an internet site
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Renovation Chief: Notre Dame Cathedral Is Not Saved Yet
The French general who is overseeing the reconstruction of the fire-devastated Notre Dame Cathedral says the Paris landmark is not saved yet. Gen. Jean-Louis Georgelin told French broadcaster CNews on Sunday that “the cathedral is still in a state of peril” after last year’s fire.
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Knife Attack Near Paris Treated as Terror-Related
French prosecutors said a knife attack on Friday that left one man dead and two women injured in a park in the Paris area is being treated as terror-related. In a statement Saturday, they said investigations over the past few hours revealed that the assailant, who was shot dead by police, had been radicalized and had prepared the attack in…
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Notre Dame Fire Wakes the World Up to Dangers of Lead Dust
The blaze that nearly destroyed Paris’ most famous cathedral has revealed a gap in global safety regulations for lead dust. The Associated Press has found that other historic European capitals, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the World Health Organization also have no such guidelines.
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Photos: Inside Notre Dame After Devastating Fire
A catastrophic fire engulfed the upper reaches of Paris’ soaring Notre Dame Cathedral as it was undergoing renovations Monday, threatening one of the greatest architectural treasures of the Western world as tourists and Parisians looked on aghast from the streets below.
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Mass Strike Over Pensions Shuts Down Paris
Private and public workers in Paris called a general strike Thursday, which shut down most of Paris. They are protesting proposed changes to the country’s retirement system.
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LVMH Reaches Deal to Acquire Tiffany for $16.3 Billion
Bulgari owner LVMH has reached a deal to buy Tiffany & Co. at $135 a share in cash, or $16.3 billion, according to sources familiar with the matter. The boards of the luxury firms have been discussing a potential deal since last month, and will meet on Sunday to approve the deal, sources tell CNBC’s David Faber. An agreement could...
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Winfrey, Coates Among Speakers at Tribute to Toni Morrison
In offering tribute to Toni Morrison, speakers from Oprah Winfrey to Fran Lebowitz on Thursday each shared a very different, but equally special portrait of the late Nobel laureate, who died in August at 88.