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Arsonists Attack France’s Trains Before Paris Olympics
Coordinated arson attacks targeted four high-speed train lines in France hours before the opening ceremony. French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal called the attack "massive and serious." The perpetrators were "prepared and coordinated." As the games begin, there's growing concern about a shortage of eggs and grilled meat in the Olympic Village. The caterers vow to "satisfy the needs of the athletes" by bringing in more eggs and meat.