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France Credits Surveillance in Foiled Terror Plan

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French prosecutors say a new law providing enhanced surveillance powers helped investigators foil a planned terror attack directed by the Islamic State. Five men who were planning the attacks were arrested on Nov. 20. Photo: AP

(via WSJ)

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