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The article reports on the growing concerns over radicalized French women plotting attacks in France, highlighting the active role of women in plotting and carrying attacks for the Islamic State (ISIS) terrorist organizations as men are under surveillance. It mentions that women who are involved in the activities and the terrorist organizations are converts and those who tried but failed to travel to Syria, with younger ones appear to be emotionally disturbed.

The article presents information on the psychological history of delivery driver Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel who ran over and killed hundreds of people using a cargo truck in Nice, France. Topics include Bouhlel's inclination for violence and alleged psychosis, accounts of his short temper, and the exploitation of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIS) on emotionally unstable individuals. It also discusses how Bouhlel was a wife beater, womanizer, and obsessed with his appearance.

The article reports on a truck that barreled at high speed along Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France during the Bastille Day celebration that killed many people and wounded others. Topics include plans of extending the state of national emergency in France and reports about the truck driver as a French national of Tunisian origin. Also cited are Islamic State (ISIS) support groups such as the United Cyber Caliphate, huge holiday crowds during the Nice attack and the 2016 Euro soccer games.

The article discusses counterterrorism efforts to detect potential terrorists within the context of the June 2016 Orlando, Florida Pulse night club massacre by Omar Mateen and the killing of a couple in northern France by terrorist organization Islamic State (IS) adherent Larossi Abballa in June. An overview of French authorities' investigation of Abballa in 2011 for belonging to a terrorist organization is provided.

The article discusses the adherent of the terrorist organization the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) Larossi Abballa's murder of an off duty police officer and his female companion in Magnanville, France. Abballa's posting of the murders on the web resource Facebook is discussed.

The article reports on the knife attacked carried out by the Islamic State in Paris, France that killed one and wounded four others in May 2018.

The article reports on the expansion of gun rules in France to allow off-duty police officers to carry their sidearms despite not being in a state of emergency, a response to an attach in which an Islamic State terrorist group member fatally stabbed a policeman and his companion at home.

The article reports on the normal resumption of the television broadcasting of French television broadcaster TV5 Monde on April 9, 2015 following an unprecedented attack by self-proclaimed Islamic State militants.

The article states that three teams of attackers from the militant organization Islamic State carried out simultaneous terrorist acts in Paris, France, on November 13, 2015. According to the article, French president François Hollande described the attacks as an act of war and said that France would retaliate. The article states that one of the alleged assailants may have entered Europe with a Syrian passport and that arrests of suspects were made in Belgium. It also discusses French participation in a military air campaign in Syria against Islamic State.