IMF's Lagarde on U.K.'s possible exit from EU
IMF's Lagarde on Syrian refugees, 'Brexit'
Iceland's PM Resigns Over Panama Papers Revelations
Iceland's Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson is to step down after leaked documents from a Panamanian law firm showed his wife owned an offshore company with big claims on collapsed Icelandic banks, his party said.
What's Troubling U.S. CFOs? Plenty Says Deloitte Survey
Chief financial officers (CFOs) at some of North America’s largest corporations are not feeling very optimistic about the economy.
Ray Kelly: Belgium has been dysfunctional for some time
Ray Kelly on Brussels attacks
U.S. tech battles Europe over privacy
Tech privacy battle
Pope Francis wants to fight ISIS with ‘weapons of love’
Pope Francis terrorism strategy
Is ISIS using the web to expand beyond Brussels and Paris?
Terror web across Europe
How Girls Dancing on Bars Became an $80M International Franchise
The famed bar Coyote Ugly is turning into an international franchise with new locations in Wales, Russia, and Montreal.
Two more Americans identified as victims in Brussels attacks
The latest from Brussels
Two Americans Killed in Brussels Bombings, Kerry Offers Help
Two Americans were killed in Tuesday's suicide bombings in Brussels, a senior U.S. official said on Friday, as U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with Belgian leaders and offered condolences and help following the attack.
Belgian Police Arrest Six in Bombing Probe, French Foil Paris Plot
Belgian police arrested six people in their probe of Tuesday's Islamic State suicide bombings in Brussels, while authorities in France said they thwarted a militant plot there "that was at an advanced stage."
Ret. Navy captain: We are totally unprepared for terrorist threats
Militant Islamic threats
Fmr. Defense Deputy Sec. Wolfowitz: Obama projecting an indifference message
Obama reaction to terrorist attacks
Are Trump comments influencing Muslim leaders to keep their communities safe?
Muslim community and radical Islam
Fmr U.S. Navy commander: The information was there, no one took action
ISIS plotting Europe attacks
ISIS Attacks the New Normal?
In the wake of terror attacks in Brussels, Belgium and reports ISIS has trained 400 fighters and sent them to Europe, Adam Ereli, former State Department spokesman and ambassador to Bahrain, weighed in on the fight against ISIS and efforts to prevent terrorism.
Former CIA Director: Closing U.S. Borders is Not Possible, Not Wise and Wouldn't Help
During an interview on the FOX Business Network’s Varney & Co., General Michael Hayden, former director of the CIA and NSA, discussed the possibility of a terror attack in the U.S., similar to the one in Brussels, Belgium, before the presidential election.
Donald Trump Calls for End of Visa Waiver Program
With Brussels, Belgium becoming the latest city to fall victim to a terrorist attack, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump reacted to the attacks and explained how he would improve U.S. immigration policy.
Dr. Carson: We Need to go Ahead and Declare War on ISIS
In the wake of the terror attacks in Brussels, Belgium, former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson weighed in on what the U.S. can do to improve national security and reduce the risks of potential attacks within the U.S. “Well, it’s not unexpected, obviously we know there is going to be continued attacks and one of the things the Europeans have done is really have a lax policy when it comes to people coming from Syria and other places where there are likely to be terrorists and I’m sure they have infiltrated,” Carson told the FOX Business Network’s Maria Bartiromo.
Europe paralyzed by migrant crisis
Europe in crisis



















