PARIS, France — Paris is picture-perfect. Always ready for its closeup. Most people try to capture that memorable shot at ground level. But 80-year-old Jeffrey Milstein got the rare opportunity to ...

The golden balloon that hovered in the sky above Paris during the Olympics is back, sailing above the city at dusk and visible from rooftops across the capital. Before it rises from the Tuileries ...

Visitors and locals gather each night to watch the Olympic Flame rise above Paris suspended by a huge balloon. But what's really in the cauldron? The Olympic flame isn't actually fire. So what is it?

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Enfin! A disc of yellow appeared in the sky above Paris. Simone Biles, the star gymnast of the Games and the opening performance, was awe-inspiring. After the rain, Olympic venues in the heart of ...

The Olympic flame shines bright every night above Paris at the Louvre. But it's not really burning. A mixture of LED lights and water creates the illusion.