Tracy McNicoll is Newsweek’s Paris correspondent. She has been covering Western Europe for the magazine since 2002.
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French Police Stalk Killer of 7
French police pursue an extraordinary manhunt for the killer of seven people in eight days. MORE
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France’s Shocking Shooting Spree
Three children and a teacher were killed at a Jewish school today, days after a similar attack on... MORE
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Cambridge to DSK: Go Away!
The former IMF chief was confronted by angry students during a speech at Cambridge University. MORE
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Best Actor’s Raunchy Next Move
The Oscar-winning actor Jean Dujardin is already back in Paris promoting ‘Les Infidèles,’ a racy... MORE
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Valérie Trierweiler: French Journalist
Look out, Carla Bruni: There’s a bombshell ready to help the left’s François Hollande lead France. MORE
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A Brusque Lunatic On The Right Side Of History
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‘The Artist's’ Surprise Ending
The film's star Jean Dujardin on what's behind his un-silent moment. MORE
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Sarkozy’s Ratings Blunder
New trouble for the French president, who said keeping S&P’s triple-A was an imperative.... MORE
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A Buddy Film for the Ages
What do you get when you combine a young kid from the ghetto and a rich invalid?... MORE
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DSK's Side of the Story
A new book about DSK claims he is subject of a conspiracy. By Tracy McNicoll MORE
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Home Is Hell for Strauss-Kahn
France has been hostile to Dominique Strauss-Kahn since he returned home, writes Tracy McNicoll in... MORE
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The Silent Film Making Noise
In ‘The Artist’ French star Jean Dujardin channels a bygone Hollywood era. MORE
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Tristane Banon Takes a Victory Lap
DSK accuser Tristane Banon explains why recent events have left her feeling vindicated and how glad... MORE
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Paris on the Plate
Adam Gopnik pens a love letter to France’s influence on how we taste and talk about food. MORE
