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Gun Laws in France France has strict gun laws. Why didn’t that save Charlie Hebdo victims? | The Washington Post

Is the Sony Hack Setting a Dangerous Precedent? U.S. Said to Find North Korea Ordered Cyberattack on Sony | The

Dedication proves necessary for any gain, especially in times of war. In success, the dedicated frequently find glory, yet often

NEWPORT, RI — The 2014 gubernatorial election, won by Democrat Gina Raimondo, has been chosen as the Pell Center Rhode

Newport, RI—“Emperor Obama” has been named the 2014 National Story of the Year by the Pell Center at Salve Regina

On Sunday, Dec. 14, PBS will air an episode of White House Chronicle featuring Pell Center Executive Director Jim Ludes

The Senate Torture Report and the Long Walk Home Report Portrays a Broken CIA Devoted to a Failed Approach |

Did North Korea Really Hack Sony? Did North Korea Really Hack Sony? | Bloomberg Cybersecurity Breaches Raise Questions | The

Every day, floods of people gather into the camps and centers in Kobani: about 5,000 new refugees each day. Photographer