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UPDATED THROUGHOUT AFTERNOON CBS News will air a live, hour-long 48 Hours: Paris Under Attack special tonight at 8PM ET, leading into the network’s coverage of the Democratic presidential debate. Norah O’Donnell will anchor, with Scott Pelley and various correspondents reporting from Paris, Washington D.C. and New…

On a night when many eyes were on the tragic events that continued to unfold in Paris, primetime stayed pretty steady on Friday. As usual, the top show of the night among adults 18-49 was Shark Tank (1.6/6), which was even with its November 6 5-week high result. Also as usual, the most watched show of Friday night was…

"There is an attack on freedom of expression in many places and it’s not exclusive to Paris," said Robert Redford today at the Sundance Film Festival about the fatal Paris attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo on January 7. "It was a wake up event," he added of the “sad event” and the killing of 12 journalists at the…

Iranian authorities this weekend shut down Mardom-e Emrouz after the fledgling newspaper published an “I Am Charlie” cover headline with a photo of George Clooney sporting a Je Suis Charlie button at the Golden Globe awards. The paper's director, Ahmad Sattari, was quoted over the weekend by the Irna News Agency…

UPDATE, WRITETHRU: A week after the attacks at the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo left 12 people dead, Al Qaeda's Yemen branch has formally claimed responsibility. A statement by the official publication arm of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula said the attack was in response to the paper’s frequent caricatures of…

In a defiant move, Charlie Hebdo will publish a cartoon of the prophet Muhammad on its first cover since last week's deadly events. The edition hits newsstands tomorrow. The sketch, by Luz, one of the cartoonists who survived the assault at Charlie's offices on January 7 after arriving late to work, shows the prophet…

While the third installment in his Taken franchise was taking over the box office this weekend, prolific writer, director, producer, and studio founder Luc Besson spent time penning an impassioned open letter (read it below) to and for France’s Muslim youth in the wake of the deadly events in Paris last week. In a…

An estimated 1.3 million people are still marching through the streets of Paris this evening in a show of unity that follows last week's devastating terrorist attacks. International news networks today continued their blanket coverage, which began Wednesday with the initial deadly assault on the offices of the Charlie…

Editors and publishers around the world this week have been faced with a now too-familiar dilemma: Should they re-publish the cartoon images that undoubtedly provoked the murder by Islamic terrorists of 12 people at the Paris headquarters of Charlie Hebdo? Who could forget that in 2005, over 50 people died during…

3RD UPDATE, adds Hollande and Obama remarks: The dramatic, and deadly, hostage situations in France played out live on TV as the two suspects in the Charlie Hebdo shootings and, mere minutes later, a gunman who took hostages in a Paris grocery were killed after French police and special forces launched operations to…

Two brothers suspected to have been a part of the killing of 12 people at the Paris offices of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo have been killed at the conclusion of a standoff at a printing warehouse outside Paris. World media focused its full attention on the warehouse today in Dammartin En Goele, where Said Kouachi…

A day after falsely reporting that one of the suspects in the Paris attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo had been killed and two others arrested, NBC News tonight finally addressed its dramatic error on-air – though once again the network didn't take responsibility itself. "Starting overnight and into today, we've…