The first hearing since August in a military case against five men accused of playing a role in the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks came to a sudden halt Monday.
Federal prosecutors are protesting a request by three defense lawyers to fly business class, rather than coach, in a planned trip to Africa to depose a prisoner for a terrorism…
An Egyptian lawyer was sentenced Friday to 25 years in federal prison for his role in fatal 1998 bombings at U.S. embassies in Africa that killed 224 people.
Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo vowed to sue Fox News for erroneously reporting that parts of the French capital are considered “no-go” zones that are off-limits to non-Muslims.
A federal air marshal who disclosed plans to cut security on certain flights may seek whistleblower protections because his disclosure wasn’t banned by law, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled.
Lawyers for a Minnesota man accused of trying to travel to Syria the Islamic State group have asked that he be freed until trial if he promises to participate in…
As jury selection began this week in what is considered by many the highest-profile U.S. terrorism trial since Timothy McVeigh’s over the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing, security was high.
A massive manhunt for two suspects in a shooting massacre earlier this week in the offices of a satirical magazine in Paris, France, has ended in their deaths, as well…
As a manhunt continued in France on Thursday for two of the three suspects authorities said are responsible for a shooting massacre Wednesday at the Paris offices of the Charlie…
A lawyer was killed early Tuesday after being held hostage along with 16 other people in a cafe in Sydney for most of the day Monday by a self-described Muslim…
After the release earlier this week of a 499-page U.S. Senate committee report that says the CIA resorted to illegal and ineffective torture tactics in the eight years after…
Updated: The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee has released a critical report on CIA interrogations on terrorism suspects that were so harsh that some of its officers began questioning their legality.