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US Student Arrested For Jokingly Asking Benjamin Netanyahu to "Drop Bombs" On Her College
FIU police said they worked with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office to identify the student.
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New York City Police 'Aware' of New ISIS Video Threat
New York police said Wednesday they were aware of a new Islamic State video targeting the city but stressed there was "no current or specific threat."
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Suspect in Slaying of US Marines Made 2014 Trip to Mideast
The suspect in the fatal shootings of four U.S. Marines travelled to Jordan and possibly other Middle Eastern countries last year, authorities said on Friday, as the investigation focussed on any signs of a connection to Islamist militants.
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NATO Says Implementing 'Biggest' Defence Boost Since Cold War
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg said Wednesday the alliance was implementing its biggest defence reinforcement since the Cold War, as the region grapples with terrorism and an increasingly assertive Russia.
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Slain Boston Man Had Planned to Kill Police Officers: Court Papers
A Massachusetts man slain by law enforcement officers on Tuesday had discussed plans to kill police officers with an associate arrested the same day, and the associate advised him to destroy all electronic records of their discussion, according to papers filed in Boston federal court on Wednesday.
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Man Arrested in Boston Terrorism Probe Due in Court
A Massachusetts man arrested yesterday as part of a terrorism investigation will face charges in federal court today, hours after another suspect in the probe was shot dead, according to prosecutors.
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'Dangerous' Terror Suspect Shot Dead in Boston
A 26-year-old terror suspect under FBI surveillance was shot dead outside a pharmacy in Boston on Tuesday after brandishing a knife at police and federal agents, officials said.
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US citizen convicted for lying about Pakistan travel
A US national was convicted by a New York jury for hiding information from federal authorities that he travelled to Pakistan to join a terrorist group.
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US Student Arrested For Jokingly Asking Benjamin Netanyahu to "Drop Bombs" On Her College
FIU police said they worked with the FBI's Joint Terrorism Task Force and the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office to identify the student.
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New York City Police 'Aware' of New ISIS Video Threat
New York police said Wednesday they were aware of a new Islamic State video targeting the city but stressed there was "no current or specific threat."
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Suspect in Slaying of US Marines Made 2014 Trip to Mideast
The suspect in the fatal shootings of four U.S. Marines travelled to Jordan and possibly other Middle Eastern countries last year, authorities said on Friday, as the investigation focussed on any signs of a connection to Islamist militants.
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NATO Says Implementing 'Biggest' Defence Boost Since Cold War
NATO head Jens Stoltenberg said Wednesday the alliance was implementing its biggest defence reinforcement since the Cold War, as the region grapples with terrorism and an increasingly assertive Russia.
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Slain Boston Man Had Planned to Kill Police Officers: Court Papers
A Massachusetts man slain by law enforcement officers on Tuesday had discussed plans to kill police officers with an associate arrested the same day, and the associate advised him to destroy all electronic records of their discussion, according to papers filed in Boston federal court on Wednesday.
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Man Arrested in Boston Terrorism Probe Due in Court
A Massachusetts man arrested yesterday as part of a terrorism investigation will face charges in federal court today, hours after another suspect in the probe was shot dead, according to prosecutors.
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'Dangerous' Terror Suspect Shot Dead in Boston
A 26-year-old terror suspect under FBI surveillance was shot dead outside a pharmacy in Boston on Tuesday after brandishing a knife at police and federal agents, officials said.
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US citizen convicted for lying about Pakistan travel
A US national was convicted by a New York jury for hiding information from federal authorities that he travelled to Pakistan to join a terrorist group.
