Defiant Charlie Hebdo to print 1 million copies
Undaunted by the gunning down of its leading cartoonists, the French weekly Charlie Hebdo plans to print a million copies January 14, almost 30 times the usual press run.
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Supreme Court may take up same-sex marriage cases
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Angelina Jolie meets Pope Francis after 'Unbroken' screening at the Vatican
The pope met with Angelina Jolie after the director screened her movie \"Unbroken\" at the Vatican Thursday morning, according to reports. Though the pontiff himself did not view the movie, he did take time to meet the \"Mr. and Mrs. Smith\" star and two of her daughters, Zahara and Shiloh.
Law Enforcement Appreciation Day set for January 9
A national organization that provides support for families of law enforcement agents asks others to join them in promoting \"Law Enforcement Appreciation Day\" on Friday, January 9.The non-profit group Concerns of Police Survivors is taking the initiative to honor fallen law enforcement officers in ...
Paris terrorists on the run, French anti-terror forces closing in
French police and anti-terrorism forces are converging on an area northeast of Paris Thursday where the two gunmen that killed 12 in a terrorist attack are suspected of hiding. Authorities are looking for \"armed and dangerous\" brothers Cherif and Said Kouachi, 32 and 34. Security agencies ...
Phylicia Rashad defends Bill Cosby: It's the 'destruction of a legacy'
Phylicia Rashad, well known as Mrs. Huxtable on the iconic TV sitcom \"The Cosby Show,\" defended her former co-star Bill Cosby, saying that the rape and molestation accusations against him are \"orchestrated\" to keep the comedian off the air. The Tony-winning actress said she did not speak up ...
12 dead in terrorist attack on French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo, 3 gunmen loose in Paris
At least three masked men armed with automatic weapons stormed French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo (Charlie Weekly) Wednesday, killing 12 people including two policemen, the co-founder and the editor-in-chief of the publication. 20 others were injured in the hail of gunfire, with four to five ...
Tail of AirAsia jet found, black boxes still missing
Although the tail portion of AirAsia Flight QZ 8501 has now been located, the black box which is usually at the back of the plane has not been found. The rear section of the jet was found about 20 miles from the plane\'s last known location over the Java Sea.
'Tips for Jesus' donor leaves $11,000 to start off the New Year
\"Tips for Jesus\" struck again in Phoenix, leaving the biggest tip so far of $11,000 on two checks. The anonymous donor blessed one lucky bartender with the unexpected windfall just before the New Year, which he then shared with the waitstaff working at the restaurant.
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