Cheat Sheet - Read the New Issue of Charlie Hebdo in English

Read This, Skip That .... January 14, 2015 HOT OFF THE PRESSES 1. Read the New Issue of Charlie Hebdo in English No one is safe from France's cartoonists: An Islamic cleric worries terrorists will steal his virgins and the pope calls women "cocksuckers." Tracy McNicoll gets her hands on the hottest newspaper in the world. Read it at The Daily Beast SOLIDARITY 2. New Charlie Hebdo Issue Sells Out The new issue of Charlie Hebdo, defiantly portraying the Prophet Muhammad on its cover, sold out before dawn across Paris on Wednesday. French supporters scrambled to find copies of the "Je suis Charlie" issue throughout the city, just one week after the harrowing attacks on Paris that left 17 dead, including 12 at the satirical magazine's offices. The magazine's surviving staff worked out of borrowed offices to put out the issue with a print run of 3 million, or more than 50 times the usual circulation. Véronique Faujour, head of printers for Messageries Lyonnaises de Presse, told The Telegraph the print run will be raised to five million, while up to one million copies are expected to be sold Wednesday. Read it at AP KNEE SLAPPER 3. Jeb Is a Joke in Romneyland Not everyone thinks Jeb Bush is a strong presidential candidate. David Freedlander reports Republican donors say Mitt Romney is certain that "a Bush can't beat a Clinton." Read it at The Daily Beast DASTARDLY 4. FBI: Bartender Planned to Poison Boehner Michael Robert Hoyt, a bartender in Deer Park, Ohio, was indicted Jan. 7 for a plot to kill House Speaker John Boehner. Hoyt, 44, who had served Boehner drinks at the Wetherington Country Club for more than five years, allegedly planned to poison Boehner. He called police Oct. 29 and blamed Boehner for his life's troubles a week after being fired; when officers visited his home a week later, Hoyt "told the officer he was Jesus Christ and he was going to kill Boehner because Boehner was mean to him at the country club and because Boehner is responsible for Ebola." Officers later searched Hoyt's home and found weapons and ammo; he has since been taken into custody. Read it at WCPO PAY ATTENTION 5. The Most Important Trial in America The federal government's case against the proprietor of a website that was the "Amazon of drugs" could forever alter how we all use the Internet. Nick Gillespie asks: Since when was the desire for privacy evidence of criminal intent? Read it at The Daily Beast MONSTERS Al Qaeda Claims Credit for Hebdo Attack Says it chose Paris target. JUSTICE Mexican Mayor Charged With Kidnapping Of 43 students believed to be dead. ON ALERT U.K. Police on 'High Alert' for Attack "Beheading" chatter online. THE SHOW MUST GO ON Refunds Offered for Cosby's Denver Shows Amid protests. COME AGAIN? NASCAR Driver: My Ex Is Secret Assassin And inspired "Zero Dark Thirty." THE HUFFINGTON POST Obama Cites Sony Hack To Push For More Information-Sharing With Government ROLLING STONE Will 'Girls' Ever Grow Up? BUZZFEED Who Is And Isn't Publishing The New Charlie Hebdo Cover Image GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Nancy Grace, Pot Expert by Asawin Suebsaeng Why the Obamacare Bandaid Is So Pathetic by William O'Connor A Rom-Com Starring Hitler and a Troll by Kevin Fallon

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