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Drug Dealers Tell Us How to Spot a Sucker
We asked a few drug dealers how they decide which customers they're going to scam.
We Spoke to Devastated Parisians About the Notre Dame Fire
Last night, thousands gathered near the cathedral to sing and watch centuries of history burn.
Photos of an Afternoon with the Tween Skaters of Central Paris
Photographer Seán McGirr captured the scene around the iconic skate ramp on Rue Leon Cladel.
This French Festival Celebrates Spring with Chaos, Wine, and Sexual Freedom
Every year, the people of the French village Cournonterral gather to mark the end of a 12th century battle by chasing each other around with barrels of dark wine.
A Night with the 'Shower Boys' of Paris
In the city's Marais district, naked male strippers take a shower in the middle of a bar.
Deafened by the War on ISIS
Thousands of Iraqis, collateral victims of the war on the terrorist group, have found themselves left with war deafness that goes untreated.
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How Trans Sex Workers in Paris Are Coming Together to Stay Safe
A recent law change has led to a rise in the number of violent attacks on sex workers in France.
We Talked to the Doctor Who Treats People Who Think They've Been Abducted by Aliens
Nicholas Dumont is the go-to psychologist for people who are certain they've met aliens.
Unearthed Photos of Paris's Trans Community in the 1970s
Photographer Jane Evelyn Atwood's latest book helps to rediscover Paris' energetic Pigalle district.
Meet the Woman Who's Picked Her Own Death Date
"I don't want someone else deciding for me whether I'm ready to die or not. I'm not a child anymore—I know what I want."
Why Fashion Can Be Vital for Some Refugees
"I think that if you're badly dressed, everyone sees you as just another refugee."
This Guy Is Trying to Bring Back the French Monarchy and Become the King
We headed out for a day with Louis “King Louis XX” Alphonse—a direct heir to the obviously defunct French throne—and his supporters.
