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Developing: A group claiming to be aligned with Islamic terrorism that launched a massive attack against U.S. bank websites in the fall has threatened another round, set to start this week. The Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Cyber Fighters posted on a popular message board late Monday, saying it will target the websites of J.P. Morgan Chase (NYSE:JPM), Bank of America (NYSE:BAC), U.S. Bancorp (NYSE:USB), PNC Financial Services (NYSE:PNC) and SunTrust Banks (NYSE:STI). PNC said in a Facebook post that it is "aware that some U.S. banks may be the target of a potential cyber attack." The company said that it was not experiencing any issues, but warned clients that "this potential threat could result in high volume of electronic traffic that may make it difficult for our customers to log onto online banking."Spokespeople from J.P. Morgan and SunTrust declined to comment on the matter. None of the other banks immediately responded to requests for comment."In new phase, the wideness and the number of...
? U.S. stocks on Wednesday climbed to two-week highs after a cease-fire deal was reported in the Gaza Strip, with the S&P 500 Index and Nasdaq Composite extending ga...
Oil futures ended slightly higher Wednesday, giving back some gains after a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel calmed fears that a broader war is on the horizon.The ...
Crude-oil futures turned modestly lower Wednesday after Reuters reported that cease-fire agreement has been reached between Israel and Hamas, but a surprise decline ...
FOX News national security expert KT McFarland on the continued development of the situation in Libya and the growing confrontation between Palestine and Israel.
Crude oil futures rose in Asian trade Wednesday as hopes of an Israel-Palestinian truce dimmed, reigniting fears of supply risks from the Middle East.On the New York...
Crude oil futures prices plunged 2.8% after reports Israel and Palestinians were near a truce eased worries the conflict would block supplies from the region.Hamas, ...
Treasury prices fell a little more Tuesday, pushing yields up for a second day off their lowest in two months, after Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke used a spe...
Treasury prices edged down Tuesday, pushing yields up for a second day off their lowest in two months, with the main attraction of the day coming up: Federal Reserve...
Oil prices slipped Tuesday as some traders booked profits after sharp gains Monday, when Brent and Nymex crude surged over $2 a barrel, reflecting concerns over the ...
Former Assistant Secretary of Defense KT McFarland weighs in on tensions in the Middle East.
Oil rose more than 2 percent on Monday to its highest price since mid-October, fueled by supply concerns as violence in the Middle East escalated and as investors gr...
Asian shares rose on Monday, supported by hopes U.S. politicians can overcome an imminent fiscal crunch while the yen fell to a near seven-month low against the doll...
Council of Foreign Relations President Dr. Richard Haass argues that the actions in Libya are overshadowing growing national-security threats.
Sen. Joe Lieberman on the continued debates ahead of the Bush tax-cut expiration and his decision to retire from the Senate.
Oil futures fell Monday, dragged lower by a drop in equities and cooling tensions in Gaza.Light, sweet crude for January delivery fell 64 cents, or 0.7%, to $87.64 a...
Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Fouad Ajami on the Egyptian President’s expanding power and how the U.S. should handle it.
Crude oil futures fell in Asian trade Friday because of concerns about Europe's economic growth and the temporary dissipation of supply threats from the Middle East ...
FBN’S panel weighs in on what the Israeli- Hamas cease-fire announcement means for the Middle East.
Eytan Schwartz, senior advisor to the Mayor of Tel-Aviv, weighs in on the cease-fire being called today between Israel and Hamas , and what it means for the nation’s future.