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Away, way back in 1977, when I began writing my first novel, The Probability Broach (still in print, after four decade), I was regarded as something of a nutcase because I argued that American society would be a much better, safer place if everybody
Belgium was on the highest terror-alert level after three bombings in Brussels on Tuesday killed at least 26, injured more than 100 and raised fears of a string of follow-up attacks.
Chilling footage shows moment terrified passengers cower under desks and run for their lives after suicide bomb blasts rock Brussels Airport in series of attacks that killed 34 across the city
From what we know so far...
The tragic events yesterday in California's Inland Empire deserve attention. I'll just stick to the facts:
Apparrently, when Columbian narco types go on vacation in Paris, they still pack heat. And it seems the carnage was lessened when they defended themselves. (Publisher: Still trying to confirm this story... any help?)
There was a shooting yesterday in DC. The details are still sketchy as I write this, but it appears that a deranged man decided to kill other people for some reason. In response, the usual talking heads will be debating whether this is actual TerrorT
UM coach “thought it was odd” bomb sniffing dogs were at start and finish lines
FBI: Calif. ex-con tried to bomb bank to start civil war
Yet, after 57 years of an uneasy armistice, if another war breaks out on the Korean peninsula, Seoul will be obliterated and millions will die.
WASHINGTON -- Fighting homegrown terrorism by monitoring Internet communications is a civil liberties trade-off the U.S. government must make to beef up national security, the nation's homeland security chief said Friday.
According to intelligence sources, Hezbollah is running weapons, including surface-to-surface missiles, from secret arms depots in Syria to its bases in Lebanon.
According to Israeli Intelligence, members of Free Gaza have associated themselves with Hamas which is involved in organizing the flotilla. One of the primary planners of a previous aid flotilla was Hamas commander Muhammad Sawalha.
A U.S.-born cleric who has encouraged Muslims to kill American soldiers called for the killing of U.S. civilians in his first video released by a Yemeni offshoot of al-Qaida, providing the most overt link yet between the radical preacher and the terr
The International Committee of the Red Cross is defending its practice of providing medical training and basic medical supplies to 70 members of 'Armed Opposition'.
David Horowitz flushes out a radical Muslim during a question and answer session after a speech Horowitz recently gave at the University of California San Diego.
