ENDED · Fox News · 18 updates

Trump warns France riots won't happen in US: 'Not going to put up with it' | Live Updates from Fox News Digital

Live updates, newest first

  1. Dozens arrested in French overseas territory after unrest leads to police attack

    [Tweet URL] At least 44 protesters were arrested in a French overseas territory in the Caribbean over the weekend after a group assaulted police officers securing areas near demonstrations. The incident occurred in Guadeloupe, where “police faced several attempts to set up barricades and were pelte…

    View live page on Fox News 

  2. Trump: US won’t see France unrest after ending ‘transgender insanity’ policies

    [Video ID] President Donald Trump on Wednesday said the U.S. would never experience the unrest sweeping France, arguing that his administration’s rollback of progressive policies, including diversity initiatives, would prevent similar turmoil. Trump made the remarks during a rally in Clemson, South…

    View live page on Fox News 

  3. French police station targeted in fireworks attack, 2 teens arrested

    [Tweet URL] French authorities announced Tuesday the arrest of two 16-year-olds suspected of firing fireworks at a police station over the weekend. The incident targeted the Fameck Gendarmerie station in Moselle, northeastern France, Gendarmerie Nationale said. “During the night of Saturday, Octobe…

    View live page on Fox News 

  4. Paris police arrest 3 after finding suspected looted clothing in vehicle

    [Tweet URL] Paris police arrested three people Wednesday after finding numerous retail items suspected of being looted during weekend riots inside their vehicle. Authorities said they discovered several open shopping bags filled with new, tagged brand-name clothing during the traffic stop. “Inside,…

    View live page on Fox News 

  5. Wife recounts ‘horror movie’ attack after Paris rioters brutally beat her husband

    [Video ID] A woman who watched her husband get brutally beaten by a mob of rioters in Paris is recounting the terrifying attack that left him bloodied. "It was like a horror movie. I've never experienced a fear like that before," Almudena Garcia told "America's Newsroom" on Wednesday. "We were just…

    View live page on Fox News 

  6. Major European retailer says France unrest damaged about a dozen stores

    A major European retail group says weekend unrest in France damaged about a dozen of its stores, according to France 24. Media and consumer electronics retailer Fnac Darty said some of its stores in Paris and Marseille were completely looted, the outlet reported. “Yesterday and last night, several…

    View live page on Fox News 

  7. Pompeo condemns justifications for France riots after Jewish sites attacked

    [Tweet URL] Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday blasted those defending the unrest in France, arguing that attacks on Jewish establishments undermine claims that the riots were driven by social grievances. “For all those still trying to justify the rioting in France: If protestors ar…

    View live page on Fox News 

  8. France bans protests in major cities after weekend riots

    French authorities are banning protests across the country following riots over the weekend, as officials move to prevent further violence during upcoming demonstrations. Protests scheduled for Thursday have been banned in Lyon and certain parts of Paris, while demonstrations in Toulon have been pr…

    View live page on Fox News 

  9. Greece braces for violence as thousands march through Athens streets

    Thousands of protesters took to the streets of Athens on Wednesday as unrest continues to sweep across Europe. The demonstrations were fueled by anger over affordable student housing, the cost of living and state investment in education, according to The Associated Press. Students and teachers made…

    View live page on Fox News 

    1 more NewsBreak article
  10. Trials begin in Paris after thousands detained during weekend unrest

    Trials have begun in Paris following riots that swept across France on Saturday, with defendants facing charges ranging from assaulting police officers to handling stolen goods, according to France24. Proceedings began Tuesday at the Paris judicial court, primarily involving people arrested prior t…

    View live page on Fox News 

  11. Minnesota rapper defends 'solidarity' with France radical activists, push for protests to come to US

    A Minnesota rapper has stood by his social media posts idolizing the increasingly violent protests in France, which resulted in some 2,500 arrests over the weekend. Tufawon, whose real name is Rafael Gonzalez Jr., made a series of posts on Facebook advocating for White people in the United States t…

    View live page on Fox News 

  12. French police round up 30 new suspects in 'several distinct looting cases'

    Police in Paris announced Wednesday that their mobilization "against looters and rioters continues relentlessly" as dozens of new suspects have been identified following the mass protests over the weekend. "Thanks to the meticulous work of the investigators, particularly in the analysis of surveill…

    View live page on Fox News 

  13. Paris police announce fresh curfew, cite 'risks of violence and looting'

    Police in Paris, France are implementing another curfew Wednesday in a bid to protect people and property following violence and looting that erupted during demonstrations over the weekend. "In accordance with the instructions of the Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu and French Interior Minister Lau…

    View live page on Fox News 

  14. French labor union head says the 'time has come to take our mobilization to the next level'

    The head of CGT labor union – which Fox News Digital found is promoting the riots and protests in France – called for strikes on Nov. 5 following a meeting Wednesday with French Prime Minister Sebastien Lecornu. “The prime minister and the government have not announced any measures, nor have they t…

    View live page on Fox News 

  15. Macron says rioters looking to 'cause disorder' this weekend 'will be prevented from doing do'

    French President Emmanuel Macron vowed Wednesday that his country will respond swiftly to any rioting that comes out of planned protests this upcoming weekend. "Those who want to cause disorder in city centers next Saturday will be prevented from doing so," Macron said during a visit to Qatar, wher…

    View live page on Fox News 

  16. Macron blasts 'unacceptable and even stupid comments' that foreign leaders have made about riots

    French President Emmanuel Macron condemned world leaders Wednesday for making what he described as "stupid" comments about the protests in his country. "There was foreign manipulation of information which led to unacceptable and even stupid comments by many, including foreign leaders," Macron said,…

    View live page on Fox News 

    1 more NewsBreak article
  17. France's Macron to meet with intelligence services ahead of weekend protests

    French President Emmanuel Macron said Wednesday he will meet with intelligence services tomorrow ahead of new protests set for this weekend, according to Reuters. The development comes as France's Yellow Vest movement – which has drawn international attention for protests in France – is planning a…

    View live page on Fox News 

  18. Trump vows to treat potential US rioters ‘very, very rough’ amid French unrest

    [Video ID] President Donald Trump on Tuesday vowed to treat potential rioters in the U.S. “very rough,” pointing to the unrest that has gripped France in recent days. Trump made the remarks during a speech in Greenville, North Carolina, ahead of the midterm elections, after a heckler interrupted hi…

    View live page on Fox News 

SOURCE PAGES