Wall Street firms despite terror concerns
In a police raid near Paris today, two people holed up in an apartment died, including a woman who blew herself up. Seven other suspects were arrested, as authorities searched for the alleged mastermind of last week's attacks. (CNBC)

Security fears intensified in Europe as German authorities on Tuesday scrambled to respond to a reported bomb plot, abruptly calling off a soccer match Chancellor Angela Merkel had planned to attend. (Washington Post)

The FBI said there were no explosives on-board two Air France flights that were diverted due to anonymous bomb threats. They were headed from the U.S. to Paris. (CNBC)

In the first tentative steps toward a possible global alliance, France and Russia bombed Islamic State targets in Syria Tuesday, punishing the group for attacks in Paris and against a Russian airliner. (Reuters)



State and federal politicians across the U.S. have called for a block on Syrian refugees, saying the White House plan opens the nation to unnecessary risks. But about 2,200 migrants have already been admitted. (CNBC)

In the wake of the Paris attacks, Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush plans to outline his national security strategy today, with a focus on how to deal with ISIS. (USA Today)