Fmr NYPD Commissioner Safir: Everyone knows what the profile of these terrorist are
Terror attack readiness
Catherine Herridge: A 'deadman switch' could have been used in terrorist attack
Brussels terrorist attacks
Fmr Gov. Jindal: Clearly, open borders don’t work
Jindal on open borders
Is the TSA creating conditions for terrorists to be able to attack the U.S.?
U.S. borders and terror attacks
Fmr. FBI NY Assistant Director: Brussels terror attacks are no accident
Gavin on terror in Belgium
Travel Stocks Drop in Reaction to Brussels Attacks
Travel stocks declined Tuesday in reaction to terrorist attacks at an airport and subway station in Brussels.
Fugitive From Paris Attacks Wounded and Caught in Brussels Shootout
The most-wanted fugitive from November's Paris attacks was wounded and caught in a shootout with police in Brussels on Friday, Belgian newspaper Derniere Heure and other media said.
China, European and U.S. banks showing real weaknesses
European banks’ vulnerability
Lindsey: Low interest rates buy time, but don't force structural reform
Central bank policies' economic impact
ECB moves not solving Europe's problems?
ECB expands bond-buying program
Paris Attacks Not Likely to Impact Fed Rate Decision
If the Federal Reserve plans to raise interest rates in December, the terrorist attacks in Paris aren’t likely to alter those plans, analysts said Monday.
Week Ahead: Greece, Yellen and Bank Earnings
Investors will have their hands full next week digesting news out Greece, testimony from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and bank earnings reports.
Japan Owns More U.S. Debt Than China
Japan is now the largest foreign holder of U.S. debt, knocking China out of first place. Economic policies in Japan are keeping interest rates near record lows there, and Japanese investors have put more money in the U.S., whose Treasury bonds offer higher yields.
Rock Star Activist Investors & Rock Stars Meet Up at SALT
Bernanke,T. Boone Pickens, Larry Summers & Chuck Hagel top SALT's power players.
Terrorists: A Dangerous and Costly Economic Threat
Terrorism's economic toll hit a record $53 billion last year and recent incidents will likely drive that figure higher in the coming months.
Retaliation May Follow Latest Russian Sanctions
The Obama administration’s newest sanctions against Russia for its continued aggression in the Ukraine could prompt retaliation against the U.S. Malaysia Airlines Loses Contact with Jet Amid Reports of Crash in Ukraine
Russian Standoff Reinforces Push for U.S. Energy Independence
The ripple effects from the crisis in Ukraine should serve as yet another motivation for Washington to move quickly to make the U.S. energy independent.
ISIS Now Top Focus of Presidential Hopefuls After Paris Attacks
Just days after the tragic terror attacks in Paris that claimed the lives of at least 129 people and injured hundreds, 2016 presidential candidates are refocusing their campaigns on national security and sounding off on how they would handle ISIS as president.
U.S. Treasury's Lew Encouraged by Progress in Greek Talks
U.S. Treasury Secretary Jack Lew said on Sunday he was "encouraged by reports of some progress" in the discussions between Greece and its creditors, urging parties on both sides to show flexibility, according to a statement issued by a spokesman.
Greek Leftist Leader Tsipras Claims Victory Over Austerity
Greek leftist leader Alexis Tsipras promised on Sunday that five years of austerity, "humiliation and suffering" imposed by international creditors were over after his Syriza party swept to victory in a snap election on Sunday.