Charlie Hebdo Magazine Commemorates Terror Attack Anniversary

The French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo marked the first anniversary of a deadly shooting attack at its Paris offices with a cover that is characteristically provocative. Wednesday's issue of the magazine depicts a cartoon image of God carrying a Kalashnikov automatic rifle with a caption that reads, "One year on: the killer is still at large." The Vatican has already criticized the cover, saying it uses God to justify violence, calling the magazine cover...

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