The 118th Boston Marathon will have a ‘no-bags’ policy
Terrorism
Indian Man Arrested in Nevada Aided Terrorists Abroad, Feds Say
Balwinder Singh, 39, will appear in court Friday
North Carolina Man Arrested for Trying to Join al-Qaeda
Pakistani-born man living in North Carolina planned to join the Nusrah Front in Syria
Mich. Man Demands $25M for Knowing bin Laden’s Location
Said he tipped off federal officials to Abbottabad in 2003
Undercover Cops Bust Alleged Taliban Clothing Drive
Two men arrested in New York on allegations of providing material support to terrorists
Boston Bomber Wants Better Prison Treatment
Defense lawyers want more access to Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
9/11 Compensation Claims Surge as Deadline Nears
Deadline to apply to compensation fund is Thursday
Washington Navy Yard Reopens to Near-Normal Operations
The Washington Navy Yard, where a gunman killed 12 people on Monday, returned to near-normal operations Thursday even as law enforcement officials continue to investigate the Navy reservist’s motives.
FBI Arrests Former TSA Screener After Threats Against LAX
No Threats Found After Evacuation
By the Numbers: The Boston Marathon Bombings, One Month Later
One month ago today two pressure cooker bombs exploded at the Boston Marathon, killing three spectators and wounding more than 260 people. The lives and limbs lost are the most tragic illustration of the toll, but other numbers …
Attacks Like the Boston Bombing Are Nearly Unpreventable
When Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev decided to build the bombs that ultimately killed three and injured hundreds at the Boston Marathon, they had to do little more than a quick Google search and a shopping run
The Boston Blasts and Terrorism: A Historian’s Take on What It Means
In the aftermath of the deadly explosions in Boston, one word quickly became attached to the tragedy: terrorism. The major media honed in on the presence of the term in President Barack Obama’s speeches, and as the …