Global terrorism

‘Americans don’t share global domination policies of their leaders’

The US corporate superstructure conglomerate - including financial interests, the defense industry, oil companies and the media - brazenly manipulate American society, shares Peter Dale Scott, former diplomat, poet and prominent anti-war advocate.

Ninety-six soldiers reported killed in Yemen attack

The death toll from a suicide blast in Yemen has risen to 96 soldiers. Over 300 were wounded. The troops were practicing for a national day parade in the capital Sanaa, the latest media reports say.

Would-be underwear bomber worked with CIA; helped foil plot

The man hired by al-Qaeda to bomb a US airliner was a CIA informant, who provided the organization with the explosive device himself. However, American officials still fear a raft of new attacks on the country’s airplanes.

Porn files reveal Al-Qaeda master plan to terrorize Europe

News has emerged of a German police seizure of a large cache of Al-Qaeda’s internal documents disguised as pornography. They outline the terrorist network’s plans for possible attacks in Europe, including hijacking a cruise liner.

NDAA in court over indefinite detention of Americans

After much debate on a new law signed by President Barack Obama, House Republicans are throwing around the idea of reviewing the National Defense Authorization Act after the law was challenged in court.

FBI: ‘We are losing to hackers’

If you thought hacktivists only messed with the FBI on Fridays, think again.

Giuliani claims ‘terrorist’ MEK only chance for regime change in Iran

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has become the latest senior US politician to call for regime change in Iran – and endorse an organization his own government considers terrorist to carry it out.

Toulouse gunman turned his den into ‘combat zone’

Mohamed Merah launched a real ‘counter assault’ on fifteen elite French police officers who stormed his premises armed with only non-lethal weaponry, RAID chief Amaury de Hautecloque, said in an interview with Le Monde.

Collateral murder: ‘Toulouse gunman didn’t plan on killing kids’

The attack on a Jewish school that left three young children and a rabbi dead was an “opportunistic” outburst, French spy chief Ange Mancini has said. The Toulouse gunman had been planning to kill another French soldier instead.

NYPD spies on liberals

After revealing that NYPD has been spying on New York Muslims for years since 9/11, the Associated Press reports that the Big Apple Police force has also been doing the same with the city's liberals.

NSA denies eavesdropping on Americans

A recent article regarding the National Security Agency’s new secret eavesdropping facility in Bluffdale, Utah has caught the attention of members of the House.

Toulouse gunman shot in head, falls to death in hail of bullets (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

Mohamed Merah - the man behind the Toulouse killing spree – is dead after a 32 hour siege ended in grenade explosions and gunfire.

'Wants to die with weapons in hand': Toulouse gunman may already be dead

Toulouse gunman Mohammed Merah may already be dead as the siege enters its second day. The French interior minister says the gunman besieged in Toulouse wants to die with “weapons in hand” and it is not certain if suspect is still alive.

Assault on French 'scooter-shooter' pending

French officials now dismiss recent reports of an assault on the flat where the Toulouse school shooting suspect is holed up. The assault is yet to start, they say.

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Sectarian attack kills at least 26 in Pakistan

An explosion in northern Pakistan has killed at least 26, in an apparent sectarian attack staged by the Taliban.

Police deaths mount in Caucasus as militants pick new ‘amir’

13 policemen have been killed in three days of fierce fighting with militants on the border of the Russian southern republics of Dagestan and Chechnya. This comes as a Turkish terrorist has reportedly become the new head of the Dagestani fighters.

Manning wants Obama and Clinton as witnesses

Days before a preliminary hearing for suspected WikiLeaks aide and US Army PFC Bradley Manning are set to begin, the attorney for the accused whistleblower is asking for two big names to take the stand.

Rand Paul vs Battlefield USA

As lawmakers this week look over a provision that would turn the United States in a warzone and allow the military to detain Americans indefinitely, Senator Rand Paul (R-Kentucky) is trying to tackle the text by offering an amendment of his own.

CIA spy ring busted in Iran and Lebanon

United States officials are saying that shortcuts, unaccountability, laziness and general mismanagement are to blame for the compromising of several CIA informants in Iran and Lebanon who are now feared dead.