Newspaper association condemns Paris attack The head of the Newspaper Association of America says the deadly attack on the offices of a French satirical newspaper was a "horrible blow" to political liberty. Three gunmen killed 12 people Wednesday in the Paris offices of Charlie Hebdo, allegedly in retaliation for the newspaper publishing satirical cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad. In a statement issued the same day, NAA CEO Caroline Little noted that French political philosopher Montesquieu wrote that political liberty '"is a tranquility of mind arising from the opinion each person has of his safety." "The Newspaper Association of America, along with the World Association… Read More