Suspect brothers in Charlie Hebdo attack secretly buried
PARIS (AP) — French authorities on Saturday sought to head off possible civil unrest and glorification of terrorism after the country's worst terror attacks in decades, assenting to quietly bury the two brothers involved in the rampage and banning an anti-Islamist demonstration in Paris.
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