World Reacts With Anger, Resolve Toward Paris Terrorism

Across the globe, news of the terrorist attacks in Paris brought reactions of horror and anger, and many government leaders called for stepped-up efforts to counter extremists. The Islamic State group's announcement that its members carried out the Friday-night massacre brought immediate condemnation. From the White House, President Barack Obama said the United States is ready to help France in any way possible, and he condemned the coordinated attacks in Paris as an...

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