Usama bin Laden's son Hamza dead: Report
Asked earlier if he had intelligence that bin Laden's son had been killed, U.S. President Donald Trump told reporters: "I don't want to comment on it."
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Gen. Jack Keane: Trump deserves credit for defeating ISIS in Syria
Gen. Jack Keane said Trump's achievement surpassed his expectations.
Pompeo: Hoda Muthana, ISIS wife from Alabama, a 'terrorist', not US citizen
She’s not coming back to the U.S. to pose a threat, Pompeo told FOX Business.
Venezuela's Maduro threatened by Cuba: Mary Anastasia O'Grady
The Cubans want Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to hold on, said O'Grady.
Russia, ISIS oil collaboration will fail, Pompeo says
Trump’s decision to withdraw troops from Syria won’t be an opportunity for ISIS and Russia, Pompeo told FOX Business.
DNA nabbed mail bomb suspect Cesar Sayoc for law enforcement: Terror expert
Cesar Sayoc was taken into custody by the FBI in South Florida for allegedly sending a dozen suspicious packages to prominent Democrats nationwide.
Explosive devices sent to Clinton, Obama likely from one person: Expert
More suspicious packages will be sent, according to former FBI Joint Terror Task Force Officer Steve Rogers.
Abolishing ICE? Here’s the price tag
Closing ICE could result in tens of thousands of lost jobs
NYC terror attack: US needs to end chain migration program, Steve Hilton says
Prosecutors on Tuesday filed federal terrorism charges against 27-year-old Akayed Ullah, the man who police allege detonated a pipe bomb inside a pedestrian tunnel near the Port Authority Bus Terminal on Monday.
Law enforcement, citizens should profile based on behavior: Act for America founder
Act for America founder Brigitte Gabriel discusses why profiling based on behavior and mannerism is necessary in the fight against terrorism.
US stocks on track for record finish
U.S. stock indexes could close at a record high again on Monday, even after they seesawed following an explosion that rocked New York City’s Port Authority Bus Terminal during the busy morning commute.
U.S. officials warn of ISIS' new caliphate: cyberspace
The collapse of Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate has not diminished the militant group’s ability to inspire attacks on Western targets via the internet, U.S. national security officials told senators on Wednesday.
Gunman in Massacre Described as 'Quiet' but Grew Hateful
The photo from Omar Mateen’s high school yearbook is hardly remarkable - a toothy, dimpled smile with a peach-fuzz mustache below a mop of black hair.
Democrat Lawmaker Pushes for New Gun Control Measures
Democratic Congressman Ted Deutch wants to keep guns out of the hands of people on the “Terrorist Watch List.”
Number of terrorist attacks globally dropped in 2016: U.S. gov't
The number of terrorist attacks worldwide and deaths from such attacks dropped in 2016 for the second straight year, driven by decreases in Afghanistan, Syria, Nigeria, Pakistan and Yemen, the U.S. State Department said on Wednesday.
Islamic State says New York truck attacker is a 'caliphate soldier'
The Islamic State militant group has claimed responsibility, without giving evidence, for a truck attack in New York City earlier this week that killed eight people, the deadliest act of suspected terrorism to strike the city since Sept. 11, 2001.
New York marathoners undaunted by deadly truck attack
This week's deadly truck attack in New York could not deter blind Japanese runner Toshiaki Ito from joining 50,000 fellow competitors in the city's marathon this Sunday.
NYC attack is an 'act of war': Zuhdi Jasser
A motorist driving a rented Home Depot (NYSE:HD) pickup truck plowed into pedestrian along the West Side bike path near New York City’s Financial District killing at least eight people and injured several more Tuesday.
NYC attack is an 'act of war': Zuhdi Jasser
A motorist driving a rented Home Depot (NYSE:HD) pickup truck plowed into pedestrian along the West Side bike path near New York City’s Financial District killing at least eight people and injured several more Tuesday.
New York marathoners undaunted by deadly truck attack
This week's deadly truck attack in New York could not deter blind Japanese runner Toshiaki Ito from joining 50,000 fellow competitors in the city's marathon this Sunday.