Brussels attacks spotlight lax security at nuclear plants
There are more than 400 nuclear plants in the world, but no uniform international law to keep them safe
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There are more than 400 nuclear plants in the world, but no uniform international law to keep them safe
With arrest of Frenchman allegedly in "advanced stage" of planning new attack, dots between French, Belgian ISIS suspects slowing connecting
Siblings Sascha and Alexander Pinczowski, Dutch citizens who lived NYC, also among the dead
9 days after U.S. student tourist sentenced to 15 years hard labor, another U.S. national appears on TV begging for forgiveness
Questions persist about failures by intelligence and law enforcement to prevent the suicide bombings at the Brussels airport and on a subway train
Contrary to earlier reports, brothers Ibrahim and Khalid El Bakraoui had known links to terrorism before the Brussels bombings
Sebastien Bellin, who played college basketball in the United States, was on his way to airport security when the first bomb went off at the Brussels airport
So far no links between plot and either November Paris attacks or Tuesday's suicide bombings in Brussels, French interior minister says
Blood ties have long been a feature of criminal networks; the phenomenon extends to terror plotters as well
Annotations in a Henry VIII-era Bible shed light on the history of the Protestant Reformation
Iraqi forces retake several villages east of Mosul, but still need a significant troop buildup before trying to retake key northern city
"We are all brothers," says pontiff after washing, kissing the feet of Muslim, Orthodox, Hindu and Catholic refugees
Shock, numbness on Nidhi Chaphekar's face captured horror of attacks in Belgium capital
Archaeologists say they've made head-scratching discovery after using ground-penetrating radar to explore playwright's tomb
Cruyff's "Total Football" tactics influenced the game worldwide, bringing fresh life to a sport that had become stuck in a defensive mindset