Nice Attack

The magazine defends the publication of the pictures that show victims of the truck attack as a public duty.

A taxi driver told an informant that ISIS wants an "operation" at the landmark.

National ceremony marks three months since a terror attack killed 86 in Nice.

A new poll finds that more than half of French people worry schools are not safe enough.

British think tank recorded an average of 7,000 anti-Muslim tweets posted every day last month.

Due to France's security situation, ministers will have to remain in Paris.

France's government has come under fire for not doing enough to prevent the attack.

A French counter-extremism court formally charged two Albanians and three Tunisians on Thursday.

The truck attack involved five further suspects who are in custody, Paris prosecutor said.

Attacks in Nice and Baton Rouge prompt discussion of how to stop violence by individual actors.

The Nice murderer Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel was inspired from abroad over social media.

A Libyan militia has claimed it shot down a helicopter carrying French special forces on Sunday.

Help and information flood French social media within minutes of Nice attack.

Fatima Charrihi, 62, was on the Promenade des Anglais with her family last Thursday.

An old friend says the delivery driver may have been scarred by a turbulent relationship with his father.

The ex-French president wants radicalization suspects to be expelled from the country.

French authorities made the discovery on Bouhlel's phone after his truck attack on Thursday.

Nice alone pulls in 1.5 billion euros ($1.65 billion) annually from visitors.

Extremism has taken a hold in the French Riviera city, leaving its Jewish community on edge.

The evidence indicates the Islamist nature of the attack, says Manuel Valls.

The Muslim community in the French city is angry that another Muslim man has committed violence in the name of Islam.

The French character is resilient and proud, but no one is leaving, no one is fleeing—we are all in it together, the author writes.

Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, who's said to not be devout, 'had psychological problems that caused a nervous breakdown,' his father says.

The residents of this French Riviera city say a deadly attack was only a matter of time.

Police said the arrests concerned the attacker's close entourage.

Certain conditions in France mean the disaffected have become radicalized with knock-on effects.

Only when attackers begin to lose will the "lone wolves" begin to think better of their choices. "Join the losers" has never been a clarion call to fight.

There's a long history of ramming attacks. The main reason: Using a car or truck as a deadly weapon is especially hard to stop.

At least 84 people were killed and 202 wounded after a truck plowed into a Bastille Day celebration in Nice, the third massive attack in France since January.

French police have confirmed that the man was known to them as a petty criminal.