In 1900, the prominent sociologist worked with the Paris Exposition Universelle to showcase the newfound freedom of Black Americans.

On March 7, 1524, a navigator hired by King Francis I of France was the first European to explore the American East Coast.

He flew for liberty, equality, and fraternity. This grandson of Georgia slaves volunteered for the Foreign Legion during World War I and became the first African American fighter pilot, a hero of ...

One hundred years ago, 258 athletes from 16 countries and 10,000 spectators flocked to the French Alps for the first Winter Olympics.

Can the success of Yuka, a French app that provides information about the ingredients in food and cosmetics, be replicated in the United States? To find out, its three co-founders have moved to New ...

The latest album in the series is an opportunity to examine the Asterix phenomenon and the mirror it holds up to France and the French.

The Society of the Cincinnati, together with its French partner of the same name, was founded in 1783 by American and French veterans of the War of Independence to keep the historic struggle in the ...

Last June, four French players were selected in the NBA draft, including two in the top 10: Victor Wembanyama and Bilal Coulibaly. The key to France’s success in the United States? Education, in the ...

She learned her scales between Paris, New York City, and Vermont, composed more than 250 pieces played by the world’s greatest orchestras, and spent time with James Joyce, Ernest Hemingway, and Joan ...

Edith Piaf was France’s undisputed national chanteuse during the 1950s, while simultaneously leading a successful career in the United States. With her little black dress, intense stare, and vocals ...

In your first novel, in 2016, you described Stromae’s suicide in a Manhattan apartment, three days after a triumphant concert at Madison Square Garden. Was this a morbid work of fiction? It has often ...

With the inauguration of a luxurious new campus, Sciences Po is attracting international candidates, including around a thousand Americans.