The French artist who drew the cover of satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, after islamist militants attacked and killed 12 people at its Paris headquarters in January, is leaving the publication, ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Journalists hold placards which read "I am Charlie" and their press cards during a minute of silence in front of the Paris offices ...

French magazine Charlie Hebdo sparks fresh outrage with a new cartoon of Ayatollah Khamenei—“serene in the face of the ...

The Charlie Hebdo magazine began publishing in 1970 with the goal of satirizing religion, politics, and other topics. Most employees came from the publication Hara-Kiri, which was banned after it ...

A new video emerged Tuesday, Jan. 13, showing the two gunmen responsible for murdering 12 people in France as they flee the scene at the satirical Charlie Hebdo magazine offices in Paris. Tap to view ...

Riss, whose real name is Laurent Sourisseau, said the number of threats received by the staff was increasing. The editor of Charlie Hebdo believes the world has become less tolerant of the French ...

Four of France's most highly regarded cartoonists are among the 12 people murdered in an attack at the Paris office of the magazine Charlie Hebdo on the morning of January 7. The four cartoonists ...

Huge numbers of Muslim cartoonists have joined the international chorus in support of free speech. We spoke with three to get their thoughts on Charlie Hebdo. While opinions varied on the cartoons ...

It’s been just over a week since the deadly shooting at France’s Charlie Hebdo magazine. Hundreds of thousands have been gathering daily in Paris to mourn the killings and applaud the magazine’s brave ...

After terrorists’ bullets tore through the staff of France’s satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo magazine 10 years ago, the people of France spoke with one voice: “Je suis Charlie.” In the days since an ...