Times Square Failed Bombing

The Al-Arabiya TV station says it has video of the failed Times Square car bomb suspect meeting with Pakistani Taliban leaders along the Afghan border.Al-Arabiya broadcast excerpts showing Faisal Shahzad saying he planned a "revenge attack" against the US that he hoped would touch the hearts of Muslims.Shahzad appears in the clips sitting on the gr...

Al-Qaida is preparing to launch its first online propaganda newspaper in English, a move that could help the terror group recruit inside the US and Europe.The group has begun promoting the paper, called Inspire, with animated online graphics promising "special gift to the Islamic nation."Counterterrorism officials and terror analysts say it will be...

As dawn broke on July 10, 2007, Pakistani commandos stormed the Red Mosque in Islamabad, ending a lengthy standoff with armed militants in a blaze of gunfire that left more than 100 dead. In Washington, officials applauded the siege as an important demonstration of Pakistan's willingness to confront Islamist militants. Yet Faisal Shahzad, a Pakista...

A Pakistani national arrested in connection with the botched Times Square car bombing had prime suspect Faisal Shahzad's phone number on his cell phone and an envelop with the accused name on it in his apartment.Aftab Ali Khan, 27, is one of the three men arrested last week for violating immigrations laws and are suspected of funding money to Shahz...

The suspect in a botched car bombing in Times Square appeared in court on Tuesday on terrorism and weapons charges for the first time since his arrest two weeks ago and was quickly led away in handcuffs after being held without bail.

Federal authorities on Thursday raided several locations in the Northeast and took three people into custody as part of the investigation into the failed Times Square car bombing.

The US has ruled out conducting "racial profiling" as an anti-terror measure in the aftermath of the failed Times Square bombing incident in which a Pakistani-origin suspect has been arrested, arguing that it is not a helpful law enforcement measure.

Terror can come cheap. Confessed Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad appears to have financed his failed plot with a wad of $100 bills, but the amount of money needed to execute the scheme was fairly modest.

Saying they obtained new evidence, senior White House officials said on Sunday that the Pakistani Taliban were behind the failed Times Square bombing.The attempt marks the first time the group has been able to launch an attack on US soil. And while US officials have downplayed the threat -- citing the bomb's lack of sophistication -- the incident i...

The Pakistani Taliban, which American investigators suspect were behind the attempt to bomb Times Square, have in recent years combined forces with Al-Qaida, experts say.

Faizal Shahzad, arrested for the failed bomb attempt in New York, was hauled off a Dubai-bound plane that he boarded on Monday night at the JFK International Airport.

Addressing a press conference, Obama said the attack failed because of actions by ordinary citizens who alerted police, adding that justice will be done.

Among the enduring images left by car bombings, overseas or in the United States, is investigators on their hands and knees, crawling through the wreckage searching for clues: a blasting cap or a timing device, a piece of the explosive's casing or a trace of the chemicals used.

Federal agents and police detectives have arrested a Connecticut man, Faisal Shahzad, in connection with Saturday's failed Times Square car bombing, two people briefed on the investigation said.

The investigation into the Times Square car bomb now seems to point towards an international link, rather than domestic or anti-government groups.

The Al-Arabiya TV station says it has video of the failed Times Square car bomb suspect meeting with Pakistani Taliban leaders along the Afghan border.Al-Arabiya broadcast excerpts showing Faisal Shahzad saying he planned a "revenge attack" against the US that he hoped would touch the hearts of Muslims.Shahzad appears in the clips sitting on the gr...

Al-Qaida is preparing to launch its first online propaganda newspaper in English, a move that could help the terror group recruit inside the US and Europe.The group has begun promoting the paper, called Inspire, with animated online graphics promising "special gift to the Islamic nation."Counterterrorism officials and terror analysts say it will be...

As dawn broke on July 10, 2007, Pakistani commandos stormed the Red Mosque in Islamabad, ending a lengthy standoff with armed militants in a blaze of gunfire that left more than 100 dead. In Washington, officials applauded the siege as an important demonstration of Pakistan's willingness to confront Islamist militants. Yet Faisal Shahzad, a Pakista...

A Pakistani national arrested in connection with the botched Times Square car bombing had prime suspect Faisal Shahzad's phone number on his cell phone and an envelop with the accused name on it in his apartment.Aftab Ali Khan, 27, is one of the three men arrested last week for violating immigrations laws and are suspected of funding money to Shahz...

The suspect in a botched car bombing in Times Square appeared in court on Tuesday on terrorism and weapons charges for the first time since his arrest two weeks ago and was quickly led away in handcuffs after being held without bail.

Federal authorities on Thursday raided several locations in the Northeast and took three people into custody as part of the investigation into the failed Times Square car bombing.

The US has ruled out conducting "racial profiling" as an anti-terror measure in the aftermath of the failed Times Square bombing incident in which a Pakistani-origin suspect has been arrested, arguing that it is not a helpful law enforcement measure.

Terror can come cheap. Confessed Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad appears to have financed his failed plot with a wad of $100 bills, but the amount of money needed to execute the scheme was fairly modest.

Saying they obtained new evidence, senior White House officials said on Sunday that the Pakistani Taliban were behind the failed Times Square bombing.The attempt marks the first time the group has been able to launch an attack on US soil. And while US officials have downplayed the threat -- citing the bomb's lack of sophistication -- the incident i...

The Pakistani Taliban, which American investigators suspect were behind the attempt to bomb Times Square, have in recent years combined forces with Al-Qaida, experts say.

Faizal Shahzad, arrested for the failed bomb attempt in New York, was hauled off a Dubai-bound plane that he boarded on Monday night at the JFK International Airport.

Addressing a press conference, Obama said the attack failed because of actions by ordinary citizens who alerted police, adding that justice will be done.

Among the enduring images left by car bombings, overseas or in the United States, is investigators on their hands and knees, crawling through the wreckage searching for clues: a blasting cap or a timing device, a piece of the explosive's casing or a trace of the chemicals used.

Federal agents and police detectives have arrested a Connecticut man, Faisal Shahzad, in connection with Saturday's failed Times Square car bombing, two people briefed on the investigation said.

The investigation into the Times Square car bomb now seems to point towards an international link, rather than domestic or anti-government groups.