Hong Kong's pro-democracy Apple Daily produced 500,000 copies of its newspaper on Friday, more than five times its normal daily circulation, the publication said, a day after five of its editors and executives were arrested for allegedly violating the national security law.The print run was increased in expectation that readers and supporters would show solidarity by snapping up copies of the paper in the face of the latest crackdown on freedom of the press in the Chinese territory.On Thursday, police raided the building housing the headquarters of Next Digital Ltd., the media group that ru…READ FULL ARTICLE