The first issue of Charlie Hebdo, the newspaper whose offices were attacked in Paris last week. sold out its 3 million issue run before dawn. There were scuffles at some kiosks as supplies ran low. The issue featured a cartoon of Mohammed on the cover holding a sign in French that read "I am Charlie." It was an impressive demonstration of the committment to free speech in France. So why did the French arrest 54 people for "hate speech"? Associated Press: The core of the irreverent newspaper's staff perished a week ago when gunmen stormed its offices, killing 12 people and igniting three days of bloodshed around Paris. The attacks ended Friday when security forces killed all three gunmen. Working out of borrowed offices, Charlie Hebdo employees who survived the massacre put out the issue that appeared Wednesday with a print run of 3 million — more than 50 times the paper's usual circulation. Another run was being planned, one columnist...(Read Full Post)