Country in mourning, flags to be lowered to half-mast in wake of terror attack that killed 12 at Charlie Hebdo offices

Rabbi Jonah Pesner, 46, a veteran Reform organizer and advocate, promises to tackle racial tensions

City employee critically hurt, gunman still on the loose; no immediate link to Charlie Hebdo attack

The outrage over the Paris slayings is fitting, but where is the similar response when Jews are targeted?

Cherif Kouachi and his brother Said, on the run since attack that killed 12 Wednesday, recognized by gas station manager

Washington weighing possible sanctions if PA follows through with international tribunal bid

The killers’ broader aim was to provoke a global — and unwinable — war between Muslims and non-Muslims

With Turkey at the hub, thousands of young Muslim volunteers head to join Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, and then return home. It’s almost impossible for European intelligence agencies to track them all