Nafeesa Syeed Bloomberg

Qatar's foreign minister said the tiny emirate has U.S. backing to resolve the ongoing crisis with a Saudi-led alliance, but the country is also prepared should its Gulf Arab neighbors make military moves.

Qatar's foreign minister said the tiny emirate has U.S. backing to resolve the ongoing crisis with a Saudi-led alliance, but the country is also prepared should its Gulf Arab neighbors make military moves.

Trump himself has sent some conflicting signals about what would trigger a U.S. military response. He suggested Friday morning that the U.S. isn't looking to make a pre-emptive strike, saying on Twitter that the military stood ready to act "should North Korea act unwisely."

The tech sector "has been clear that we need good talent in order to build the technology that the country requires in order to protect itself."

LinkedIn said a Russian man arrested by Czech police on Wednesday for alleged hacking was probably involved in the 2012 breach of its network.

Saudi Arabia's Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is making his solo Washington debut this week, pitching an economic plan to investors and trying to counter negative views among U.S. lawmakers that his country isn't stopping terrorist financing. Just don't expect to see much of him.

Sixty-five percent said they disagreed with the idea that the federal government as a whole can detect cyber-attacks while they're happening.

Al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden had to rely on video and audio messages recorded in remote hideouts and delivered to international television networks by supporters to claim responsibility for the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.

Uber over the next several years will begin service in new cities in Saudi Arabia and Egypt and enter Pakistan.

Qatar's foreign minister said the tiny emirate has U.S. backing to resolve the ongoing crisis with a Saudi-led alliance, but the country is also prepared should its Gulf Arab neighbors make military moves.

Qatar's foreign minister said the tiny emirate has U.S. backing to resolve the ongoing crisis with a Saudi-led alliance, but the country is also prepared should its Gulf Arab neighbors make military moves.

Trump himself has sent some conflicting signals about what would trigger a U.S. military response. He suggested Friday morning that the U.S. isn't looking to make a pre-emptive strike, saying on Twitter that the military stood ready to act "should North Korea act unwisely."

The tech sector "has been clear that we need good talent in order to build the technology that the country requires in order to protect itself."

LinkedIn said a Russian man arrested by Czech police on Wednesday for alleged hacking was probably involved in the 2012 breach of its network.

Saudi Arabia's Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman is making his solo Washington debut this week, pitching an economic plan to investors and trying to counter negative views among U.S. lawmakers that his country isn't stopping terrorist financing. Just don't expect to see much of him.

Sixty-five percent said they disagreed with the idea that the federal government as a whole can detect cyber-attacks while they're happening.

Al-Qaida chief Osama bin Laden had to rely on video and audio messages recorded in remote hideouts and delivered to international television networks by supporters to claim responsibility for the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks.

Uber over the next several years will begin service in new cities in Saudi Arabia and Egypt and enter Pakistan.