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While NFL fans braved Paris amid civil unrest and violent protests to attend the first-ever game in France, some told OutKick it hasn't been as bad as expected.

Thousands of Americans came to Paris for an NFL game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the New Orleans Saints. But the State Department advised them to stay cautious due to recent violence and rioting. Leigh Kiniry reports.

Bucs rout Panthers in Baker Mayfield’s return Browns move to 5-2 with late win over Titans Jets hand Dolphins their first win of the season Michael Penix Jr threw three touchdown passes, Atlanta scored 13 points off four turnovers and the Falcons handed the San Francisco 49ers their first loss, 29-20. San Francisco were already thin at wide receiver before its offense faced additional limitations when running back Christian McCaffrey missed much of the first half with a thigh injury. Brock Purdy threw two interceptions, one of them by rookie linebacker Kendal Daniels. Daniels also recovered a fumble by George Kittle. Penix threw scoring passes to Nick Muse, Kyle Pitts and Drake London as the Falcons snapped a two-game skid. Continue reading...

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Two French news channels backpedaled and apologized this weekend after they misidentified images of protests in Albania as demonstrations taking place in France.

Nikki Bella mocked Chelsea Green's ring entrance in a viral video from Paris ahead of their WWE Women's Championship showdown on "SmackDown."

Aaron Rodgers and Pittsburgh Steelers teammates wore stylish suits and caps at Stade de France, channeling the hit show "Peaky Blinders" in Paris.

The Soul Rebels' jazz national anthem before the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints game in Paris divided fans with its brass-band style.

Thousands of police officers in riot gear descended on Paris Saturday to monitor France’s only sanctioned protest. The officers — wearing helmets and carrying shields — uniformly walked through the city as protesters shouted obscenities at them.

The NFL kicked off at Stade de France despite Paris protests and calls from Trump to postpone the Pittsburgh Steelers and New Orleans Saints game.

Two kinds of people are rioting these days in the City of Light — Parisians and parasites. The Parisians are high school kids frustrated that there’s no money in the budget to upgrade their crumbling schools. The parasites are a toxic mix of leftists, Palestinian sympathizers, and so-called anti-fascists attaching themselves to the legitimate protesters […]

The peaceful march that had wound through Paris for hours had suddenly descended into violence

NFL players and their wives and girlfriends took in the sights of Paris even as looming protests threatened to tear the city of lights apart.

France's Interior Ministry said 410,000 people took part in protests nationwide, though unions said the true figure was twice as high.

Demonstrations rocked many European cities Saturday, from Milan to Madrid. The protests encompass a broad range of issues, from education to housing.

The NFL shut down its NFL House fan hub in Paris on Saturday, and the New Orleans Saints postponed their own fan events to Sunday as the French capital explodes in violent protests.

NFL House and city-center shop closed on Saturday Paris braces for protests amid heavy police presence Live: Thousands march in Paris and other French cities The NFL closed its “NFL House” in Paris on Saturday as the city braced for street protests with a heavy police presence and storefronts boarded up. The league announced the closure to fans on Saturday morning through its “OnePass” app, a day after saying its pop-up NFL shop would also be shut on Saturday – in both cases citing “potential accessibility issues”. Continue reading...

Paris police estimated turnout at 110,000, with demonstrators mobilizing despite restrictions that confined the march to the city's southeastern edge, away from the center.

The NFL closed its fan zone in Paris Saturday due to intense street protests, but the New Orleans Saints and Pittsburgh Steelers are still set to play the league’s first game in France Sunday, despite President Trump suggesting it push the face-off back. Fans received a notification through the NFL’s “OnePass” app that the “NFL...

To paraphrase the tagline from an old horror movie, if the organized far-left anarchy that just terrified Paris and much of Europe didn’t make your skin crawl, then it’s on too tight. Protests that started in France last week saw thousands of businesses looted and burned to the ground as the anarchists danced on the...

Thousands joined fresh protests in France on Saturday as the government stepped up efforts to avoid a repeat of last weekend’s riots by mobilizing additional law enforcement officers and keeping marchers out of central Paris.

Tourists were turned away from the Louvre as heightened security measures, nationwide demonstrations and fears of further unrest disrupted travel and major cultural attractions across Paris.

France deployed thousands of police Saturday for fresh protests over school funding and soaring living costs, seeking to prevent another weekend of looting, burned cars and attacks on public buildings. In Paris, authorities restricted the main march to the city's...

The NFL closed its "NFL House" in Paris on Saturday as the city braced for street protests with a heavy police presence and storefronts boarded up.

Firearms dealers in Paris have reported a massive surge in sales for non-lethal deterrents including high power pepper spray guns. The post Self-Defence Weapons Sales Surge in Paris Ahead of Anticipated ‘Act II’ Riots on Saturday appeared first on Breitbart .