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Two brothers suspected of staging murderous rampage at newspaper had ties to man who held hostages at Paris grocery store
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Two brothers suspected of staging murderous rampage at newspaper had ties to man who held hostages at Paris grocery store
Gunman killed after taking hostages at kosher market on eastern edge of French capital
Journalists near the newspaper's offices escaped onto the roof, from where they heard the gunfire
A day after a terrorist attack on the newspaper, the shocked city united in its support of it
Massive manhunt continues for Algerian brothers tied to Paris massacre
Andrew Parker notes "ongoing and increasing" threats from extremists in Syria, but says UK has thwarted 3 plots in recent months alone
Police say 2 brothers - one a former pizza deliveryman who had a prior terror conviction - should be considered "armed and dangerous"
Sources tell CBS News two brothers suspected in massacre at French satirical newspaper have connections to Yemen, and previous ties to al Qaeda in Iraq
Charlie Hebdo's not the first publication to be attacked for its treatment of Prophet Muhammad
Authorities search for two of the suspected attackers that left 12 dead at the satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo
Controversial past issues are seeing big bids, while the publication plans to print 1 million copies
Protesters chanting "Je Suis Charlie" demonstrate against deadly Paris shooting on newspaper office
Comedy "shouldn't be an act of courage," the "Daily Show" host said of the Paris terror attack
Series of apparent anti-Islamic attacks comes as German politician worries far-right political movements could capitalize on Paris violence
One suspect turns self in; French authorities ID two brothers in their early 30s as shooters in slaying of 12 people at satirical newspaper
CIA insider Mike Morell gives his opinion on which terror group is more likely to be behind the attack in Paris
Three hooded gunmen stormed office of a provocative French satirical magazine killing 12, including its editor
Social media was flooded with cartoons that honored the victims while ridiculing the attackers
While motive and affiliations of Charlie Hebdo gunman still unknown, "lone wolf" attacks and terror threats becoming more common in France
A look at the work of some of those killed in the attack of the French magazine
These are some of the front pages Parisians will wake up to on Thursday following the siege on the satirical publication Charlie Hebdo
Shock and horror at the deadly attack on a Parisian newspaper by apparent extremists has driven thousands of messages of support online
Editorial cartoonists drew their responses to several of their own killed in Paris
3 gunmen on the loose after attack on office of Charlie Hebdo, a weekly paper which has a history of angering Muslim hardliners
Rallies around the world are held in support of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in wake of deadly shooting