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Two massive bombs detonated just outside the Stade de France in Paris on Friday as the German and French soccer teams were playing, killing three people. In addition to the dead, "several'' people were injured by the bla...

People across the world are mourning with Paris

The Paris attack of November 2015.

I am writing this the morning after a series of violent attacks in Paris that left more than 120 people dead, and still it feels callous to even be writing about it. As much of the world reels, there's something very bru...

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President Barack Obama on Friday condemned the Paris terror attacks, calling them an "outrageous attempt to terrorize innocent civilians" and pledging the U.S. government's assistance to France.

There have been at least three explosions and two shootings.

More than 120 people were killed in the attacks.

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Reaction from around the world to Paris attacks

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Dozens of people have reportedly been killed in coordinated attacks.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- What began as a serene tour through one of the nation’s most picturesque cities turned into a two-block ride of terror when an open-air tour bus careened wildly out of control in San Francisco’s Unio...

The U.S. Supreme Court took up a major new abortion case on Friday, agreeing to hear a challenge by abortion providers to parts of a restrictive, Republican-backed Texas law that they contend are aimed at shutting clinic...

Pope Francis condemned Friday night's deadly terrorist attacks in Paris in a phone interview with the Italian Episcopal Conference's TV station, The New York Times reports. "There is no justification for such things, nei...

The moderators of Saturday night’s Democratic debate will change their questions after the deadly attacks in Paris, steering former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and her challengers for the Democratic nomination i...

Don't dismiss their fears, but be reassuring

The statement, issued by a major publication arm of the Islamic State, contained few details, making it difficult to determine its veracity.

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