P.M. Links: El Chapo Captured, Belgian Bomb-Making Site Linked to Paris Attacks, American Sniper Widow Taya Kyle Rejects Obama's Gun Control Push
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Credit: White House / Flickr.com Belgian investigators say they have identified an apartment in Brussels where explosives used in the November Paris attacks were made.
- Taya Kyle, the widow of American Sniper author Chris Kyle, is speaking out against President Barack Obama's new gun control push.
- Mexican drug kingpin Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán has been captured.
- A 30-year-old man who shot a Philadelphia police officer on Thursday says he carried out the shooting in the name of ISIS.
- The Dow is off to its worst start ever this year.
- "At least 18 asylum seekers are among 31 people who have been identified so far by the federal police as having played a role in a violent assault on young women in the German city of Cologne on New Year's Eve, the Interior Ministry said on Friday."
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