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How Long News of Terror Attacks Takes to Spread in Google

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Europe's Terror Fears Persist

By Vivienne Walt/Paris

When Lawyers Choose to Defend the World's Worst Terrorists

By Josh Sanburn

Belgium Releases Brussels Bombing Suspect

By Simon Lewis
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New Study Says U.S. Threat from Returning Jihadis Is Low

So few Americans have traveled to the Middle East to fight for ISIS that the threat from the even fewer who returned to the U.S. is "low" and "will likely be manageable," says a new...

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Belgian Police Knew Where Paris Attacker Was Likely Hiding—and Did Nothing

News that police in small Belgian city knew where Salah Abdeslam was likely hiding out is the latest in a string of errors

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ISIS Attackers May Have Targeted Nuclear Power Station

But plot was aborted after surveillance equipment discovered in February, local media reports

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John Kerry Will Travel to Brussels to Mourn Terror Victims

Suicide bombings claimed more than 30 lives in the Belgian capital on Tuesday

By Daniel White

Brussels Bombers Named

Khalid and Ibrahim el Bakraoui are said to be known to Belgian police

By Simon Lewis

Why Europe Is Ground Zero for Terrorism

From demography to political demagoguery, Iooking at why Europe has ended up in the crosshairs of ISIS

By Ian Bremmer

Shadowing the Police in Belgium's Hotbed of Extremism

Gallery of 2011 images shows Molenbeek, which has become synonymous with a year of European terrorism

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Mourning Around the World After the Brussels Attacks

At least 31 people were killed and dozens more injured as three blasts hit Brussels Tuesday morning

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Celebrities Share Messages of Support for Brussels After Terrorist Attacks

"Devastating news to hear this morning"

By Megan McCluskey

The World Is Sharing Pictures of Tintin Crying to Show Love for Brussels

"I am Belgium"

By Megan McCluskey

Scenes From the Aftermath of the Brussels Attacks

At least 31 people were killed and dozens more injured as three blasts hit Brussels Tuesday morning

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What To Know About the Brussels Terrorist Attacks

Blasts hit Brussels Airport and a metro station near the E.U. headquarters

By Tara John and Katie Reilly and Charlotte McDonald-Gibson/Brussels
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