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A Facebook official said Friday that Malik, using an alias, praised the Islamic State group in a Facebook post shortly before — or during — the attack.

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Social media, the new megaphone for violent perpetrators

December 6, 2015 - 10:03pm

A Facebook official said Friday that Malik, using an alias, praised the Islamic State group in a Facebook post shortly before...

News Commentary

Peek behind bars: Inmate art show depicts life on death row

By John Rogers | October 23, 2015 - 12:00pm

Ndume Olatushani jokes that he "couldn't even draw a crooked line straight" when he arrived on death row almost 30 years...

Arts and Culture

Survey: Many in US worry about online privacy

June 13, 2013 - 2:15pm

More than half of Americans polled in a survey released Thursday said they agreed with the statement "We are really in the era of Big Brother."

World

LA Times editor stepping down after 4 years

December 14, 2011 - 9:54am

Russ Stanton, who led the Los Angeles Times to three Pulitzer Prizes in the midst of massive staff layoffs, has stepped down as editor and executive vice president, the newspaper announced Tuesday.