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People gather outside of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, ahead of a ceremony for the victims of Friday's terrorist attacks. Even as we mourn for those lost in the violence, NPR's Michel Martin says, we should not forget the many who have died in similar attacks the world over. David Ramos/Getty Images hide caption
Former CIA Chief On ISIS: 'We Have To Go After Them In Their Homeland'
World leaders attend a working session on the Global Economy during the G-20 Summit in Antalya, Turkey, on Sunday. Saul Loeb /AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Some legal scholars disagree with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's claim that the U.S. has the power to fight ISIS under a 2001 military authorization. Mandel Ngan/AFP/Getty Images hide caption
Reflections On A Campus Visit: What We Learned From Young Voters At Drake
After Paris Killings, Focus Returns To Muslim Communities In France
The cover image of Adele's third album, 25. Album cover hide caption
For Openly Gay Mormons, Church's New LGBT Policy Has Big Implications
Soloman Howard performs as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in Philip Glass and Christopher Hampton's Appomattox. Scott Suchman for WNO hide caption
People gather outside of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, ahead of a ceremony for the victims of Friday's terrorist attacks. Even as we mourn for those lost in the violence, NPR's Michel Martin says, we should not forget the many who have died in similar attacks the world over. David Ramos/Getty Images hide caption
Grief Knows No Native Tongue — But We Must Listen, Wherever It Speaks
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