Sting asks the audience to remember terrorists’ victims and then to celebrate life and music.
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Prosecutor says Paris attacks suspect has been moved from Belgium to France
He is the only survivor of the attacks and his testimony will prove vital to definitively linking events of the night of carnage with three teams of attackers.
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Maine Voices: Islamic critical thinkers need support
Muslims should be free to examine their beliefs and also understand that the West won’t tolerate brutal behaviors.
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Cynthia Dill: Deploy the weapons of democracy
Republican leaders, in Maine and nationwide, deplore radical jihadists while countenancing ideological zealots in their midst.
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Barney Frank: Islamic State is the enemy, not Obama
Deciding how to deal with the mass murderers who call themselves the Islamic State is the most pressing policy question now facing the United States. Specifically, the immediate need is to design and speedily implement a plan to work with allied nations – both those of long standing and others temporarily in agreement with us […]
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After Paris attacks, broken bodies, minds need time to heal
Injured Parisians face months or years of treatment – and disability in some cases.
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Europe to tighten up border policy in response to Paris attacks
French prosecutors confirm that another of the suicide bombers had traveled through Greece.
Posted inOp-eds, Opinion
Charles Krauthammer: Obama’s phony war means going through the motions, not success
French President Francois Hollande tries to lead a coaliton to destroy the Islamic State. So where’s Obama?
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Surprise tip led French investigators to ringleader of Paris attacks
Information received Monday revealed that Abdelhamid Abaaoud, who was believed to be in Syria, was in fact just outside Paris, where he was killed in a raid early Wednesday.
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Our View: U.S. benefits from keeping refugees safe
Any ‘pause’ in taking in people fleeing persecution should be an opportunity to improve the acceptance process, not stop it altogether.