Paris shootings: 18 reported killed  —  Paris police tell CNN there were three attacks.  Attackers reportedly used AK-47 automatic weapons.  There were one or two explosions at the Stade de France.  —  At least 18 people were killed in shootings in central Paris late Friday, CNN affiliate BFMTV reported.

Multiple Attacks Hit Paris Area in Night of Deadly Terror  —  PARIS — A shooting rampage, explosions and mass hostage taking convulsed the Paris area on Friday night in what appeared to be one of the deadliest coordinated terrorist attacks to ever strike France.

Obama: ISIS Is Not Getting ‘Stronger,’ We Have ‘Contained’ Them  —  Friday on ABC's “Good Morning America,” President Barack Obama seemingly downplayed the threat of ISIS in an interview with ABC's George Stephanopoulos that aired on Friday's broadcast of “Good Morning America.”

Paris shooting: Several killed and injured after ‘Kalashnikov and grenade attacks’ across French capital  —  Many people killed after several shootings and explosions across central Paris - follow live updates

President Obama Offers a Statement on the Attacks in Paris.  Watch Here:  —  President Obama just delivered a statement on today's attacks in Paris. … Watch the full remarks.  —  Read the President's full remarks:  —  Good evening, everybody.  I just want to make a few brief comments about the attacks across Paris tonight.

Paris: shootings and explosions at restaurant, concert hall and Stade de France - live … French police: At least 26 people are dead in a spree of violence around Paris.  There is also a hostage taking under way in a theatre.  —  Confirmed locations of where the shootouts in the 10th …

At least 35 reported dead, 100 hostages taken in Paris attacks  —  DEVELOPING - The death toll in multiple Paris terror attacks rose to at least 35 late Friday while at least 100 hostages were reported held at Paris Bataclan concert hall, the Associated Press reported.

Obama's Statement on the Paris Attacks  —  Here's the text of President Barack Obama's statement on the attacks in Paris, delivered Friday evening at the White House's James S. Brady Press Briefing Room, as released by the White House press office.  —  THE PRESIDENT: Good evening, everybody.

The Latest: World leaders express shock at Paris attacks  —  5 photos  —  PARIS (AP) — The latest on shootings and explosions in Paris.  (all times local):  —  World leaders have expressed shock at the violence in Paris.  —  German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she is …

‘I Saw Bodies’ in Paris's Night of Terror  —  Suicide bombers and gunmen struck the capital of France in one of the worst attacks in the West since 9/11.  —  At the start of a nightmarish, bloody, apocalyptic evening in Paris, Carmela Uranga heard sounds near her apartment that she thought at first were merely fireworks.