2 chapters across the catalog
Paris Unity Rally, White House Absence and Gaffe Apologies
The White House issued a rapid apology for failing to send a high-ranking official to the unity rally in Paris following the Charlie Hebdo attacks. Analysis suggests the photo of world leaders was a staged event separate from the main crowds. Press Secretary Josh Earnest and other officials admitted the administration "messed up" by only sending the U.S. Ambassador to France.
Paris Unity Rally, Muslim Identity and Slain Terrorist Photos
World leaders including Angela Merkel and David Cameron prepare for a massive unity rally in Paris expected to draw one million people. The brother of a slain Muslim police officer gives a public statement distinguishing the actions of terrorists from the religion of Islam, calling for calm. Controversy arises as French officials refuse to release photos of the deceased terrorists, leading to public frustration regarding transparency and potential self-censorship.
