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$156 million terrorism award versus Muslim activists in U.S. tossed
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - A federal appeals court overturned a $156 million award Friday against U.S.-based Muslim activists for their involvement in the terrorist death of an American teenager in the West Bank more than a decade ago.Read more : Dailynews News: 29.12.2007 11:23:00
$156M terrorism damage award thrown out
AP - A federal appeals court overturned a $156 million award Friday against U.S.-based Muslim activists for their involvement in the terrorist death of an American teenager in the West Bank more than a decade ago.Read more : Yahoo! News Terrorism: 29.12.2007 03:02:00
Wireless Hitches a Ride on the Subway
NewsFactor - Some cell-phone users were bemused a few years back when an episode of the Fox TV series 24 aired in which Jack Bower and his intrepid antiterrorist team used GPS technology to track the movements of a biological weapon riding on an underground train in Los Angeles.Read more : Yahoo! News Technology News: 29.12.2007 00:40:00
A Downward Day
Global terrorism and the latest economic data drive investors to safe havens and stocks lower. Guest host Farnoosh Torabi recaps the action.Read more : TheStreet Real Story With Aaron Task: 28.12.2007 05:22:00
Giuliani, Others Quickly React to Bhutto's Death
The assassination of former Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto has instantly roiled the U.S. presidential campaign, as candidates from both parties positioned themselves on the latest international terrorist act. Candidates rushed forward to convey their condolences and to burnish their...Read more : Washingtonpost The Fix: 27.12.2007 23:25:00
Mauritania seeks 3 in tourist killings
AP - Mauritanian prosecutors on Tuesday called the brutal slaying of four French tourists a terrorist act and said security forces were hunting three men suspected of links to a regional al-Qaida terror network.Read more : Yahoo! News Terrorism: 26.12.2007 04:40:00
FBI Plans $1 Billion Database to Help Identify Criminals
The Washington Post on Saturday reported the Bureau plans to spend $1 billion to build the worldÂ’s largest computer database of minute details of peopleÂ’s physical characteristics in efforts to identify criminals and terrorists.Read more : FOX News: 22.12.2007 22:17:00
Ask a Terrorist
A 9/11 mastermind invites journalists for an online chat? Behind Al Qaeda's latest publicity tactic.Read more : Newsweek Top News: 21.12.2007 00:00:00
Ask a Terrorist
A 9/11 mastermind invites journalists for an online chat? Behind Al Qaeda's latest publicity tactic.Read more : Newsweek World News: 21.12.2007 00:00:00
Congress stiffens anti-secrecy rules
WASHINGTON - Congress on Tuesday struck back at the Bush administration's trend toward secrecy since the 2001 terrorist attacks, passing legislation to toughen the Freedom of Information Act and increasing penalties on agencies that don't comply.Read more : Dailynews News: 19.12.2007 12:10:00