PARIS ATTACK WAS WORK OF 3 TEAMS, AN ‘ACT OF WAR’ BY ISIS, FRANCE SAYS

Death Toll Now 129; 352 Are Injured

By ADAM NOSSITER, AURELIEN BREEDEN and KATRIN BENNHOLD

At a news conference on Saturday night, the Paris prosecutor, François Molins, said the attackers were armed with heavy weaponry and suicide vests.

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Attacks May Prompt Tougher Stance by U.S.

By PETER BAKER and ERIC SCHMITT

As lethal attacks against Russia, Lebanon and France prove the global reach of ISIS, the United States will likely reassess the threat it poses.

ISIS Claims Responsibility; Attacks ‘First of the Storm’

What We Know

By VICTORIA SHANNON

Who’s responsible? Why Paris? Here’s the latest information on Europe’s worst terrorist attack in 11 years.

Watch: How the Attacks Unfolded

Watch: French Prosecutor’s Update

Watch: A Fight, and a Lucky Escape

France Confronts
‘Absolute Barbarity’

By ANDREW HIGGINS and MILAN SCHREUER 8:01 PM ET

From a concert hall to a soccer stadium, Paris came under siege. A look at how the tragic events of the night unfolded.

Victims Include Music Critic, Lawyer and U.S. Student

Three Hours of Terror, Moment by Moment

Many of the attacks occurred only minutes apart.

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Debate Has an Unplanned Theme: Terrorism

By ALAN RAPPEPORT 9:50 PM ET

The fight against terrorism took center stage Saturday at the Democratic presidential debate as the candidates observed a moment of silence to honor the victims of the attacks in Paris.

Confusion Over Ban on ‘Sanctuary Cities’

By RICHARD FAUSSET

The police chief of Durham said a new North Carolina law would erode trust among undocumented residents, but officials elsewhere weren’t sure what might result.

Poet’s Win Points to a New Myanmar

By THOMAS FULLER

Of all the drama surrounding the electoral triumph of the democracy movement in Myanmar, there was perhaps no victory as eloquent as that of U Tin Thit, a poet and former political prisoner, over a former general.

Table for Three

Ginsburg and Steinem Reflect on the Fights of Their Lives

By PHILIP GALANES

Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Gloria Steinem, who are longtime friends, discuss everything from rap names to the moments that spurred them to action.

High Deductibles Make Insurance All but Useless to Some

By ROBERT PEAR

For many consumers, the sticker shock is coming not on the front end, when they purchase Affordable Care Act plans, but when they get sick and are hit by sky-high deductibles.

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