On March 23, 1918, Germany stunned the world by hitting Paris from 75 miles away with a massive cannon that defied logic and changed the face of warfare. Known as the Paris Gun, it was hidden in ...

The French tried to outsmart the Germans during WWI by building a fake Paris. Fearful of an overnight aerial attack, the French began building a fake town miles away from actual Paris. The fake ...

One of the most active fronts in the war against cars is that being waged by progressive urban planners.

A half-ton World War II-era bomb found near train tracks in a crowded residential area just outside of Paris is unleashing travel chaos across Europe.

Paris will almost certainly be remembered as a successful Olympic site. Such recollections, however, will leave out those who suffered under its weight.

Paris Trains Halted After Unexploded World War II-era Bomb Discovered—What Travelers Should Know Travelers are facing delays at the busiest train station in Europe.

In Paris in Ruins: Love, War, and the Birth of Impressionism, Washington Post art critic Sebastian Smee tells the story of the cultural fallout of this military misadventure. Smee focuses on the ...

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, leaders both of nations with nuclear arsenals, were in Paris under the iconic Arc de Triomphe, where dozens of wreaths ...

As New York aims to toll motorists as a way to reduce gridlock, officials in Paris are restricting cars from certain areas altogether.

Ukrainian volleyball player Dmytro Melnyk had to leave behind platoon of 35 soldiers on the front lines of the war against Russia to compete in Paris.

A weary Henry Cabot Lodge received his first cheering news in many days last week: President Nixon called him home from the Paris peace talks for a new round of consultations in Washington. That, ...