In France, marginalized Muslims fall prey to radicalization
At least five of the terrorists who launched Friday's attacks in Paris were French citizens, some of them born and raised there
Paris Attacks
How young people are lured into radicalization
Residents in a Belgian town say being treated as second class citizens makes young men susceptible to the call of the jihads
Encrypted messaging app Telegram cracks down on ISIS
Security officials warn encrypted apps provide a digital safe haven for terrorist plotting
Hacker group Anonymous ramps up fight against ISIS online
The group claims it has taken down 20,000 ISIS-related Twitter accounts
Injuries from Paris attacks will take long to heal
For hundreds hospitalized, the support of family, friends, counselors will be needed in the weeks and months ahead
New raids as France warns of possible chemical attacks
With country still reeling and search for suspects ongoing, French PM says "risk of chemical or biological weapons" attack is real
New ISIS video includes New York's Times Square
Propaganda video shows man strapping explosive device to himself along with images of New York City, in apparent threat to U.S.
In the face of terror, the human spirit endures
After the Paris attacks, Scott Pelley reflects on the power of freedom over terror
Paris attacker exploited Turkey's porous border
Turkish official says the 500-mile border it shares with Syria is impossible to control among the flood of refugees
How did alleged Paris attacks planner become radicalized?
Abdelhamid Abaaoud was raised in a modest home in Molenbeek; but the dark dark side of Belgian suburb apparently held more appeal than family clothing business
Honduras detains 5 Syrians headed to U.S. with stolen Greek passports
Arrests come as pressure grows in U.S. and Europe to stop accepting Syrian migrants after Paris attacks
Watch: Video shows terrorist shooting up Paris restaurant
Graphic surveillance video shows scene inside restaurant when terrorist opened fire during the Paris terror attacks
Poll: Majority of Americans say end Syrian refugee program
There is rising concern after the Paris attacks that the program could be infiltrated by terrorists
Bodies being ID'd after raids in Paris suburb; 8 arrested
French prosecutor says 5,000 rounds were fired in Parisian suburb during pivotal moment in hunt for alleged Paris attacks planner
France's health minister says 195 people remain hospitalized
Friday's terror attacks in Paris left 368 people injured and 129 dead
Paris attacks deepen divide in Europe over migrant crisis
A questionable Syrian passport found near Paris suicide bomber has exploded into a backlash to turn away migrants
John Kerry: "Rationale" for Charlie Hebdo attack more understandable
The secretary of state compared the January attack on the French satirical publication to Friday's Paris attack
Eagles of Death Metal back home, "horrified" by attacks
U.S. band was performing at concert hall targeted by terrorists when gunmen struck
Montreal man arrested for threats against Arabs
In a 1 a.m. raid Wednesday, police stormed the home of a man believed to have worn a "Joker" mask in a video threatening to kill one Arab per week
Could terrorists use video games to communicate undetected?
Security analysts are looking into ways terrorists could share information through something like a PS4
Alleged Paris mastermind transformed in prison, father says
Belgian ISIS operative Abdelhamid Abaaoud spent time in Syria, where he was photographed smiling as he loaded a truck with bloodied corpses
Violent raid near Paris targets ISIS attacks mastermind
Police say woman wearing suicide vest blew herself up as they raided; man who owns apartment says he didn't know terrorists were there
Activists: Dozens of ISIS fighters killed in airstrikes
France has launched multiple airstrikes against ISIS after it claimed responsibility for deadly Paris attacks
U.S. Muslims face backlash after Paris attacks
Vandalism to mosques, threats of violence, hate-filled messages among anti-Muslim incidents that have happened since attacks
French leader: We will not "cede to fear"
As officials confirm all 129 victims of Paris terror attacks have been identified, President Hollande says "life must resume in full"
Crime
Crime
Survivors, family members recall Oct. 7 attack
Debate on sexual assault prevention
Looking back 3 years after Oct. 7, 2023
Christa Pike's first words after waking up
Jane Doe facing threats, attorney says
FBI foils ISIS-inspired plot in Minnesota
Expert discusses drug use on college campuses
Attorney for Cornell frat member speaks out
