Al-Qaida
Anti-American Violence, Protests Spread From Asia To Africa
With violent protests sweeping through some 20 countries, it was a grim President Obama who went to Andrews Air Force Base to accept the remains of former Libyan Ambassador Christopher Stevens and the three other Americans.
CIA Thwarts New Al-Qaida Underwear Bomb Plot
The plot is said to have involved an upgrade of the underwear bomb that failed to detonate aboard a jetliner over Detroit on Christmas 2009.
Plea Talks Afoot In Jose Pimentel Pipe Bomb Case
Prosecutors and defense lawyers are in plea negotiations in a rare state-level terror case against a man charged with building a homemade bomb to try to attack soldiers, police and other government targets, both sides said Monday.
NY Judge: Iran, Taliban, Al-Qaida Liable For 9/11 Attack
The findings of a default judgement signed by the judge said Iran continues to provide material support and resources to al-Qaida by providing a safe haven for al-Qaida leadership and rank-and-file al-Qaida members.
Sources: Terror Suspect Wanted To Blow Up A Bomb On The USS Intrepid
Jose Pimentel was behind bars Monday night, being held without bail because, officials say, he had grandiose plans to blow up people and places in the metropolitan area, including the Intrepid Air and Space Museum.
NYC Subway Terror Plotter’s Father Admits To Visa Charge
The father of a man who admitted plotting to bomb New York City subways pleaded guilty Friday to charges he forged immigration forms on behalf of a nephew who ended up testifying against him at a trial earlier this year.
Judge Says Al-Qaida Owes Businesses $9.3 Billion For 9/11 Damage
Companies had sued various defendants, seeking damages for the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks that demolished the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.
9/11 Victim Compensation Fund To Accept Applications Starting Monday
The fund is intended to help people who became ill after working at Ground Zero and others whose sicknesses can be tied to the site.
Controversy Comes To NYC Ahead Of UN General Assembly
Two days out, the Assembly is already drawing world leaders and international criticism to New York. Among the world leaders gathering is the always controversial Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and the hotel where he’ll stay is under fire for hosting him,
New York City Gets Back To Normal, But 9/11 Threat Still Exists
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly says the NYPD’s 12-hour shifts had been pulled and there are fewer checkpoints around the city than over the weekend.
Memorial Service Honors Port Authority Employees Slain In Terror Attacks
In the days following 9/11, victims’ family members came to St. Peter’s Church just up the street from where the Twin Towers fell, to find comfort. They returned 10 years later to remember the fallen.
CBS 2′s Don Dahler Recounts September 11 Experience
Dahler was on his fire escape, only a few blocks north of the World Trade Center, with a clear view of the Twin Towers, talking live on national television when the second plane hit.
9/11 Memorial Architect Discusses Vision For Landmark
The National September 11 Memorial is just a few short steps from the frenzy of the streets of Lower Manhattan. It has two, one-acre reflecting pools in the exact footprints of the Twin Towers, where water seemingly disappears into a void in the center.
9/11 Commission Chair: Nation’s Safer Now Than 10 Years Ago
Former New Jersey governor Tom Kean Sr. said he remains concerned about domestic terrorists because people with U.S. passports who want to do harm are more difficult to thwart than international terrorists.
Somali Terror Suspect Makes First Appearance In New York Courtroom
The trial of a Somali citizen arrested by the U.S. on terrorism charges is being used as a test in how the Obama administration handles such cases.
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