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Manhunt in North of France; 1 Surrenders
The French authorities were carrying out an intense search for the two brothers suspected of staging the terrorist attack that killed 12 in Paris, amid reports that men resembling the two had been spotted northeast of the city.
Survivors Recount a Scene of HorrorNYT Now
As witnesses described the massacre at Charlie Hebdo, details emerged of a routine day turned violent — and of whom the killers targeted.
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Chief Suspects Were Known to French IntelligenceNYT Now
The slaughter raised questions about how Chérif Kouachi, so well-known to the police for so many years, and Said, his brother, managed to conceal their intentions.
Democrats Work to Block Obama’s Agenda on TradeNYT Now
President Obama is facing new opposition from his own party to one of his top priorities: winning the power to negotiate international trade pacts and speed them through Congress.
Sri Lankan Voters to Decide Leader’s Fate in Tense Election
People turned out in high numbers for an election that will decide the fate of President Mahinda Rajapaksa, who has been in office for nearly a decade and is credited with crushing the Tamil insurgency.
American Veteran’s Campaign Would Limit Disability PayNYT Now
Lt. Col. Daniel Gade, a West Point professor, travels the country to urge a shift toward work incentives for disabled veterans, but some find his message misguided.
Violence Grows in Yemen as Al Qaeda Fights Back
Houthi fighters promised reforms after seizing the capital of Sana, but that hope has crumbled into violent chaos.
Abduction. Lost Finger. Now, a Climber’s Tallest Hurdle.NYT Now
That Tommy Caldwell would spend a decade trying to figure out how to free climb El Capitan’s Dawn Wall came as no surprise to those who know him as an untiring goal-setter.
Study Finds More Reasons to Get and Stay MarriedNYT Now
Even as fewer people are marrying, the disadvantages of remaining single have broad implications.
A Quirky Bus Tour of Mexican Corruption
Born through a mix of frustration, satire and savvy, the Corruptour is a free one-hour ride led by young activists hoping to stir a political awakening with five trips per weekend.
CES: Security Risks From the Smart Home NYT Now
Security experts are warning that things like Internet-connected cameras and household appliances are a threat to security and privacy.
At the Auction House, Prices Are Guaranteed NYT Now
Minimum price guarantees to sellers of coveted art, which wounded auction houses a few years ago, are in resurgence at Sotheby’s and Christie’s.
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French Humor, Turned Into Tragedy
Charlie Hebdo’s editors started as aggressively secular youth rebels.
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