What to Read About the Terror in Paris

The details, resources, and updates worth knowing at this point regarding the attacks in Paris:

• As Slate puts it, "Watch Live Coverage in English From This Outstanding French TV Station."
• Also from Slate, Joshua Keating runs down the "Striking Parallels Between Today's Paris Massacre and the Charlie Hebdo Attacks."
• Struggling to visualize where the various attacks took place? Consult this map. The New York Times digs into what happened at each location.
• A "symbol of solidarity" almost immediately emerged: The illustration "Peace for Paris" by Jean Jullien.
• Here's how to know if your Facebook friends in Paris are OK.

• Since WWII, France has only declared a state of emergency twice. This was the other time.
• Wondering what #PorteOuverte means? It translates to #OpenDoor, and it's what Parisians are using to indicate that they'll welcome in anyone in search of shelter.
• "You find yourself between dead bodies." USA Today has one survivor's story.

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