CHARLIE HEBDO NEW ISSUE
On sale now: The new edition of Charlie Hebdo hits newsstands today. It’s the first one since last week’s terror attack on the satirical magazine’s headquarters in Paris. Up to three million copies have been printed. It’s a far cry from the typical run of 60,000. Still, you may have a hard time finding a copy in the U.S. It’s not typically carried on American newsstands. If you just have to have it, you can order a year’s subscription on Amazon. Barnes and Noble says it has no plans to stock it. Seventeen people died in last week’s violence, including 12 at the Charlie Hebdo offices.
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Be careful who you drink with: John Boehner’s former bartender in Ohio apparently had it out for the House Speaker. Or at least the voices in his head did. Michael Hoyt used to serve Boehner at a country club in West Chester. He told police he heard voices that told him Boehner was evil. He thought the Ohio Republican was the devil. He blamed Boehner for the Ebola outbreak. And he thought the speaker was mean to him. Hoyt apparently made the plans to shoot Boehner or poison his wine after being fired from the country club. He was indicted last week on charges that he planned to murder him.
