France adds armed train marshals, green-lit to shoot
Aggressive passenger train patrols just a part of series of changes affecting European travel in wake of extremist attacks
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Aggressive passenger train patrols just a part of series of changes affecting European travel in wake of extremist attacks
Prosecutors say Junead Khan used job as driver to scout U.S. Air Force personnel in England, and researching bomb design
Authorities filed terrorism charges against Reda Kriket for allegedly plotting attack and operating explosives arsenal of "unprecedented scale"
The poll comes as Donald Trump has vowed he would strengthen laws to allow use of torture and waterboarding in interrogation
IED blast hits police convoy in restive, largely Muslim republic of Dagestan, where many ISIS recruits come from
Extremists had destroyed some of the best-known monuments, including temples dating back more than 1,800 years, in the town nicknamed "Bride of the Desert"
But with suspects still on loose and any sense of "normal" gone possibly for good, how much damage remains an open question
In light of recent terror attacks, CBS News looks at how Donald Trump, John Kasich and Ted Cruz would protect the homeland
A Facebook glitch led to confusion and worry as people thousands of miles away got safety alerts
Police use water cannon on hundreds of self-described "fascists" who made Nazi salutes and confronted Muslim women in central Brussels
The secretary of state, just returned from Brussels, said on "Face the Nation" that the existence of "dangers" is real
From the long security lines in St. Peter's Square to Pope Francis' traditional speech spent railing against "blind" terrorism, extremism on the mind of Catholics
In "Face the Nation" interview, secretary of state rebuts critics of the president's decision to attend a baseball game after the Brussels bombings
New raids in Brussels come a day after France detains 34-year-old man who officials say was in advanced stages of attack plot
We'll have the latest on the bombings that rocked the Belgian capital this week - what they mean for the war on terror, homeland security, the 2016 election, and more
Terrorist attacks in Belgium, President Obama's historic visit to Latin America, brawling on the 2016 campaign trail, and more
Heightened law enforcement activity in Belgium, Europe may stir ISIS operatives to act, official says
From Boston to Brussels, siblings have played an out-sized role in Islamic extremist-inspired violence in recent years
French, Belgian media say security camera caught another man with large bag walking with suicide bomber Khalid El Bakraoui
Brother, sister who had been living in N.Y. reportedly among those from U.S. unaccounted for after attacks
Interlocking terror cells like the ones involved in Paris and Brussels attacks have orders to do as they wish for maximum carnage, AP claims to have learned
An investment strategist takes a historic look at how terrorism has impacted stocks
ISIS claims responsibility for bombings that kill dozens in Belgian capital, where a Paris attacks suspect is still thought to be on the run
After 4 months hiding under their noses, Salah Abdelslam knows he has vital info for investigators, if they can get it from him
Analysts say anti-Nusra Front rallies amid cease-fire could mean terrorist group is eventually sidelined in grinding conflict