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In the wake of the Garland attack, as with the Charlie Hebdo attack earlier this year, have come lamentations about the supposed assault on free speech. Some have defended the exhibitors’ right to free expression; others have criticized them, saying that “hate speech” is not free speech.
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This week, authorities in Belgium carried out raids against suspected terrorists. The men were said to be plotting an attack similar to the one last week on French satire magazine Charlie Hebdo. Combined with the two attacks in Paris last week, this latest episode has Western Europe on edge. Has the threat of Islamic terrorism in Europe come to a head?
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The biggest story this week is the kidnapped Nigerian schoolgirls. Last month, the terrorist group Boko Haram kidnapped hundreds of girls from their school and threatened to sell them into slavery—all because their education, they say, is a sin. The U.S. has sent advisors to Nigeria to help find them, but will it be enough? How far should the U.S. go to bring the girls back to safety? Continue reading
