Terrorism

Twenty-two people died when Salman Abedi detonated his bomb at an Ariana Grande concert in Manchester.

The intersection of Bastille Day and the World Cup final complicates law enforcement efforts in France.

The prisoners were not permitted to travel to Washington, D.C., to be present at their hearing.

Lafarge conceded last year it had paid off fighters in Syria to continue operating a plant in the country’s north.

Police believe the suspect was following an ISIS guide for making a ricin bomb.

He was tackled and tied up by a group of passengers.

Court heard how a teenager's mother and sister "tried to pick up where she left off" after she was arrested for planning grenade attack at British Museum.

"The new era of [Mohammed bin Salman] replaced mosques with movie theaters."

A British supporter of ISIS has admitted to calling on jihadis to launch an attack at Prince George’s school.

Brit Husnain Rashid changed his plea to guilty mid-way through a trial and admitted using Telegram to encourage the young royal's murder.

“The question of whether this man should have been given leave is striking.”

The school chalked it up to an oversight issue.

"We are conscious that in this long period of struggle, we have created a lot of pain, including damages for which there is no solution," the group wrote in a statement Thursday.

The report “manipulates information to support its anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim conclusions,” the lawsuit claims.

It is the fifth year in a row that Americans have highlighted health care as their main concern.

Lakdim, 26, is described by France as a petty criminal who was radicalized by ISIS.

The death of the Austin bombing suspect did little to tamp down concerns of racial bias in the media coverage of his attacks.

The Interior Ministry of Turkey said security forces and the military arrested up to 4,698 in the past week.

Police said the children had been terrified into staying silent.

The brazen teens were arrested and charged with conspiring to commit terrorism, according to reports.

The machines scan crowds for hidden explosive devices and could save lives, according to Senator Chuck Schumer.

Attacks on Western interests tripled in five years.

The 12 women claimed they were duped and forced by their husbands to join them in Iraq.

The police said classes would resume as usual.

Information on the whereabouts of the bodies was provided by two high-level ISIS figures captured last month.

The so-called "Beatles" were known for their U.K. accents and exceptionally brutal methods of torture and execution.

The man trained with an Al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria.

“This report reveals an indisputable sobering reality—our immigration system has undermined our national security and public safety,” Attorney General Jeff Sessions said.

His brother died in August 2014 in Syria.

Each charge could land Everitt Aaron Jameson in jail for 20 years and a quarter-million-dollar fine.