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• The world in brief, September 14th 2015 | Espresso

  Germany imposed controls on its border with Austria on Sunday, suspending part of the Schengen treaty, as the influx of migrants accelerated. Another 13,000 arrived in Munich on Saturday. Near Greece dozens more drowned. Interior ministers are meeting today to discuss how to share out the burden;...

• In Lieu of Sending Representative to Paris March, White House Announces February Extremism Summit | PJ Tatler

  The White House didn't send a representative higher than the U.S. ambassador to the massive unity march in Paris today, but did announce it would hold a summit on violent extremism.There was no reason given for why President Obama or Vice President Biden weren't sent to the rally. Neither had...

• The Latest: EU official: Migrants are not terrorists - SFGate

  A top European Union official says the bloc's refugee policy does not need to be overhauled in the wake of the Paris attacks and is urging world leaders not to start treating asylum-seekers as terrorists. President Barack Obama is calling the terror attacks in Paris an "attack on the civilized...

• The Latest: At least 2 attackers killed in Paris theater - Houston Chronicle

  Two Paris police officials say security forces have ended their assault on a concert hall filled with hostages, killing at least two attackers. The German leader issued a statement saying her thoughts were with the victims "of the apparent terrorist attack." U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is...

• Paris attacks — What is known so far | TODAYonline

  PARIS — A series of multiple terrorist attacks unfolded in Paris on Friday (Nov 13) night. It started with media reports of shootings in a restaurant and an explosion near the stadium where the France-Germany football match was going on.  (Click to Enlarge) Here are the chain of events as...