REVIEW: A Humane Memoir by a Victim of the Charlie Hebdo Terrorist Attack
/The Author, Who Lost His Jaw in the Attack, Wrestles with Its Enduring Meaning
Read MoreThe Author, Who Lost His Jaw in the Attack, Wrestles with Its Enduring Meaning
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Read MoreAnd John Dickerson on What’s Wrong with the Office of President — the ‘Hardest Job in the World’
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