Who Orchestrated the Terrorist Attacks in France?

For four nights in December, 400 migrants occupied the bustling square in front of the Council of State in central Paris, the highest public administration court in the country. The group, made up mostly of isolated minors, had been living under a bridge on the outskirts of the city in a makeshift camp of battered tents.  The youth had been homeless for up to six months, despite advocacy groups’ repeated...

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To Save a Life is to Save Humanity

For four nights in December, 400 migrants occupied the bustling square in front of the Council of State in central Paris, the highest public administration court in the country. The group, made up mostly of isolated minors, had been living under a bridge on the outskirts of the city in a makeshift camp of battered tents.  The youth had been homeless for up to six months, despite advocacy groups’ repeated...

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A Muslim Cartoonist Draws Lessons From the Charlie Hebdo Massacre

For four nights in December, 400 migrants occupied the bustling square in front of the Council of State in central Paris, the highest public administration court in the country. The group, made up mostly of isolated minors, had been living under a bridge on the outskirts of the city in a makeshift camp of battered tents.  The youth had been homeless for up to six months, despite advocacy groups’ repeated...

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Why I Am Not Charlie

For four nights in December, 400 migrants occupied the bustling square in front of the Council of State in central Paris, the highest public administration court in the country. The group, made up mostly of isolated minors, had been living under a bridge on the outskirts of the city in a makeshift camp of battered tents.  The youth had been homeless for up to six months, despite advocacy groups’ repeated...

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Cartoonists Murdered, Radical Islamism Blamed, But What’s the Bigger Picture?

For four nights in December, 400 migrants occupied the bustling square in front of the Council of State in central Paris, the highest public administration court in the country. The group, made up mostly of isolated minors, had been living under a bridge on the outskirts of the city in a makeshift camp of battered tents.  The youth had been homeless for up to six months, despite advocacy groups’ repeated...

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There is No Place for God in Religious Indoctrination

For four nights in December, 400 migrants occupied the bustling square in front of the Council of State in central Paris, the highest public administration court in the country. The group, made up mostly of isolated minors, had been living under a bridge on the outskirts of the city in a makeshift camp of battered tents.  The youth had been homeless for up to six months, despite advocacy groups’ repeated...

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