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Bomb Scares And Mall Evacuations Across US Spread Panic During Peak Holiday Shopping Season

At least four malls across the U.S. were evacuated Saturday, hitting retailers during the height of the holiday season.

OPM Hack Update: Million Victims Still Not Notified About Massive Hack Into US Government Data

The government this week finished notifying 21.5 million people affected by the breaches, but others remain unaware because of address changes or other reasons.

Islamic State In Morocco: Search For Paris Terror Suspect Salah Abdeslam Turns To Africa

German authorities have said the Paris terror attack suspect could be in Morocco.

Paris Islamic State Terror Threat: Transport Workers Strike Amid Spike In Suspicious Package Claims

Train traffic was severely disrupted Thursday as a result of the 24-hour strike, which comes in the wake of increased reports of suspicious packages.

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VIDEO: U2 Pays Tribute To Terror Victims At Paris Concert

U2 paid tribute to victims of the Paris attacks as they return to perform at shows postponed in the wake of the November bloodshed. The concert in Paris took place amid tight security both inside and outside the venue. Correspondent Paul Chapman reports.

2016 Poll: Donald Trump Is Top Choice Of More Than One In Three Republican Voters

Despite all efforts by the GOP establishment to distance itself from "The Donald," voters aren't listening.

Amid Terror Attacks And Threats, Will US Visa Waiver Program Reforms Improve Domestic Security Or Stop Tourism Economy?

Lawmakers want to reform the visa waiver program that allows foreign nationals to travel to the U.S., but the potential tourism hit may give them pause.

Paris Terror Attacks Update: 7 Suspects Alleged To Be In Germany Amid Raids In Belgium And France

The report comes three weeks after German police released seven people who were detained for suspicions they were linked to the terrorist attacks.

Russia Challenging Japan? Kremlin To Build Military Compounds On Disputed Kuril Islands

Russia said Tuesday it would construct 392 buildings on the disputed islands of Iturup and Kunashir, which Japan labels as part of its Northern Territories.

Russia-Turkey Relations Update: Ukraine Offers To Step In After Fruit And Vegetable Ban

Russia imports 20 percent of its vegetables from Turkey, and the move raises fears of price increases and market instability. Other countries hope to step in and fill the void.

Kenya-Somalia Border Wall To Shut Out Al-Shabab Under Construction Amid Debate

The 435-mile-long wall along its porous border with Somalia has generated a heated debate.

Paris Terrorism Manhunt Update: Sixth Terror Suspect Charged In Belgium

The charges were lodged after weeks of raids in Belgium and France, where security personnel have conducted massive manhunts in the wake of the terrorist attacks.

French State Of Emergency After Paris Attacks Criticized By Both Human-Rights Groups And Far-Right Opposition

Human-rights groups are decrying heavy-handed arrests and searches after France extended its state of emergency following the deadly terrorist attacks in Paris.

Thanksgiving Flight Delays 2015: Worst Airports To Travel From This Holiday Weekend

About 46.9 million people will travel this Thanksgiving weekend -- the highest number since 2007. Here's what they can expect.

French, United States Airport, Transport Workers Under Investigation For Islamic Radicalization

Radical Muslims may be among the employees of railway services, public transit agencies and major airports in France and the U.S., reports said.

VIDEO: Brussels Schools, Metro Reopen Under Tight Security

Schools, public transit and shopping centers are returning to normal in Brussels after five days of highest level alert, although the government will make another assessment next Monday.

Amid ISIS Terror Threat, Is It Safe To Travel This Thanksgiving? Obama Reassures Nation Ahead Of Holiday Weekend

The president's statement came after a meeting Tuesday at which he and the French president discussed strategies for defeating the Islamic State group.

Russia Helping Islamic State? Moscow's Attacks On Muslim Caucasus Region Helps ISIS Recruit New Fighters, Residents Say

Russia's intense policing policies in the North Caucasus region could be helping ISIS recruiters, according to local residents.

After Paris Terror Attacks, 8,000 Police To Patrol Borders Ahead Of Climate Change Summit

Parisians have been asked not drive their cars ahead of the COP21 climate summit, and protests ahead of the event have been banned.

Black Friday 2015: Amid Islamic State Terror Threat, What Security Should Shoppers Expect At Malls After Paris Attacks?

Shoppers in the U.S. can expect additional security measures, some of which may not be visible.

What Is A Fencer Su-24? What To Know About The Russian Plane Shot Down By Turkey

The Sukhoi Su-24, also known as a Fencer, is a twin-engine plane designed for low level airstrike missions.

New Suspect Named In Paris Attacks: Belgium Man Arrested After Officials Raid Muslim Neighborhood

Authorities in Brussels have not released the names of the third and fourth people they charged in connection with the Paris terror attacks.

Belgium Terror Threat: Brussels Residents Describe Life Under Lockdown Amid Hunt For Salah Abdeslam

Andrew de Mooij, who lives in Brussels, said this time of year is usually busy for his store. But holiday shoppers are scant, and the city streets are empty.

Belgium Terror Threat: Intelligence Resources In Brussels Stretched Thin, Despite City's History With Terrorism

Brussels has a reputation for being the center of Europe's terrorist networks, as well as its political and military capital.

Paris Terror Attacks: Militants Responsible May Have Spent Just $7,500

Europe is now spending more than $1 billion on security measures following assaults carried out with suicide belts costing $160 and rifles costing $5,750.