France experiences a third weekend of nationwide protests, with hundreds of thousands demonstrating. Clashes between police and protesters occurred in Paris and other cities.
Parisian attractions closed and shops boarded up as civil unrest disrupts tourist experience, impacting visitors for NFL game.
Paris's oldest covered food market, Le Marché des Enfants Rouges, has been devastated by a major fire, destroying a historic culinary landmark.
Eiffel Tower director Patrick Branco Ruivo resigns after an inquiry found issues with relocating female staff for a Hindu group's visit.
French prosecutors have identified 13 new potential victims in their sex-trafficking investigation linked to financier Jeffrey Epstein.
Louvre's Apollo Gallery reopens after October jewel heist, welcoming tourists back to view French crown jewels.
Parisians are flocking to the Canal Saint-Martin to escape a severe heatwave, despite the risks, as other waterways have seen drownings.
French artist JR creates a visual illusion on Paris's Pont Neuf, echoing Christo's past interventions.
Louvre Museum selects French and German architects for a major expansion project, including a new space for the Mona Lisa.
A bus driver in training lost control and plunged a bus into the Seine River near Paris; all occupants were rescued unharmed.