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The US government will let lawyers for Osama bin Laden's son-in-law interview alleged Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed at Guantanamo Bay under conditions that may prevent it from happening, attorneys preparing for a terrorism trial
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Suicide Bomb Instructor Accidentally Kills 22 Students Iraq Terrorist Teacher Blows up Students Self
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I rarely accept invitations for speaking arrangements. It is not my cup of tea. When I rarely do I insist in dividing my allocated time into 1/3 for speaking and 2/3 for Q & A.
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Damage to power station in shooting last year prompts worries over terrorism.
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We're fighting al Qaeda like a terrorist group. They're fighting us as an army.
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Three men accused of plotting to attack high-profile targets during a 2012 NATO summit in Chicago were convicted on Friday on mob action and arson charges, but they were acquitted on terrorism-related charges in a setback for prosecutors.
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Report: Power Plant Attack: “Most Significant Incident of Domestic Terrorism Involving the Grid That Has Ever Occurred”
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Lieutenant General James R. Clapper, Jr., the Director of National Intelligence, recently gave testimony before the Senate Intelligence Committee on his annual assessment of the threats facing the United States.
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Appearing last week before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testified that he could not say the threat from al-Qaeda is any less today than it was ten years ago.
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Appearing last week before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testified that he could not say the threat from al-Qaeda is any less today than it was ten years ago.
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Appearing last week before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Director of National Intelligence James Clapper testified that he could not say the threat from al-Qaeda is any less today than it was ten years ago. It was a shocking admission.
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The toll numbers were high today as scores of militants were killed in Anbar province.
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A military operation in 2009 chased Pakistani Taliban and Al Qaeda militants from parts of the South Waziristan tribal region. The conflict drove more than half the population of 300,000 to become refugees elsewhere.
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Using evidence obtained under the NSA's warrantless surveillance program violates a suspect's constitutional protection against unreasonable search and seizure, the suspect argued in a court document filed with help from the ACLU.
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At least four people killed and others wounded in bombing of Ministry of Defence vehicle claimed by Taliban.
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Then, on the night of September 11, 2012, the U.S. mission in Benghazi was attacked by a large group of heavily armed terrorists. Over the ensuing 7 hours, Americans stationed at the mission and at the nearby CIA annex issued 3 urgent requests for mi
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Three activists known as the “NATO 3″ are scheduled to go on trial tomorrow in Chicago.
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Lawyers in the U.S. attorney's office in Washington committed "egregious misconduct" in their handling of discovery in a lawsuit that challenges how the Federal Bureau of Prisons treats inmates classified as terrorists, a judge said this week.
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How did al-Qaida, a tiny anti-Communist group in Afghanistan that had no more than 200 active members in 2001 become a supposed worldwide threat?
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Give up the Empire
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The US government, through its National Security Agency, keeps records of every single phone call made by every single phone in the country – and probably almost anything that travels over the internet.
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Dozens of people from the US who fought in Syria [with US permission] have returned home and are under FBI surveillance, but American officials fear that they haven't identified all of them, several senior officials told ABC News.
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Rep. King is a fine one to talk … he supported the Irish Republican Army for decades, even though the IRA was designated as a terrorist group. The heads of the House and Senate Intelligence Committees – Diane Feinstein and Mike Rogers
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How the US war in Iraq created an Al Qaeda haven where there once was none.
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US Offers Military Help to Secure Games
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My country grows stranger by the day. The elderly Italian lady who lives next door to me annotates her almanac to keep track of which moon phases bode best for planting, thinning, or harvesting fresh back yard arugula. Suspicious ways?
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It is a known fact the FBI is the biggest source of domestic terrorism in America. Since there are no legitimate domestic terrorists for these clowns to catch, they are creating them instead. The reason they are engaging in such ridiculous behavior
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Attacks likely precursor to events that will unfold during Olympic games in February
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Two terrorist attacks in Volgograd, at the railway station and in the trolleybus, have taken the lives of 32 people and wounded more than 70.
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‘At the weight of frequencies we’re taking about - L and S-Band - the wiring loom of, say a metre…is almost the perfect aerial,’ said Wood. The electromagnetic blast travels through the wiring loom as a series of pulses, arriving at the vehicle’s
