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Terrorism in France: The Ordeal Continues
French authorities are unraveling the details of two hostage situations, one of which led to the deaths of both suspects in the Charlie Hebdo massacre. In the other, an alleged confederate also was killed. Some neighborhoods in Paris are locked down and all of France remains on high alert.
French authorities are unraveling the details of two hostage situations, one of which led to the deaths of both suspects in the Charlie Hebdo massacre. In the other, an alleged confederate also was killed. Some neighborhoods in Paris are locked down and all of France remains on high alert.
Also, the Presidents of the US and Iran may be creating the atmosphere for nuclear rapprochement. Can they overcome opposition here and abroad?
Photo: Armed French intervention police walk with a sniffer dog are seen at the scene of a shooting in the street of Montrouge near Paris January 8, 2015. (Christian Hartmann/Reuters)
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2 storiesThree French Terrorists Killed in Police Raids
The suspected killers in this week's massacre at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo have been killed in a shootout with French police. A third terrorist was also killed. Those are the results of two hostage situations, one in Paris and the other in the northern part of the country.
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America's rapprochement with Cuba has changed international diplomacy and domestic politics. Could Iran be next? President Obama recently told NPR that Iran has "incredible talent and resources and sophistication" — if it could "break through its isolation."
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