Two Dozen Arrested in US Embassy Attack
Associated Press  |  September 18, 2008

At least 25 militants with suspected links to al-Qaida have been arrested in connection with the deadly attack on the U.S. Embassy in the Yemeni capital, a senior security official said Thursday. More

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US Wants Killer Robots for Terror Fight
Scotland on Sunday  |  July 07, 2008

Killer robots, which can change their shape to squeeze under doors and through cracks in walls to track their prey, are moving from the realms of science fiction to the front line in the fight against terrorism. More

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Report Says al-Qaida Gaining Strength
Associated Press  |  April 30, 2008

Al-Qaida has rebuilt some of its pre-Sept. 11 capabilities from remote hiding places in Pakistan, and terrorist attacks in neighboring Afghanistan increased 16 percent last year, the U.S. said Wednesday. More

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Bin Laden Driver to Boycott Gitmo Trial
Associated Press  |  April 30, 2008

Osama bin Laden's former driver walked out on his war-crimes tribunal Tuesday, saying he did not believe justice was possible at the U.S. military base where he has been held for nearly six years. More

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Al-Zawahri Calls for Strikes Against US
Associated Press  |  March 24, 2008

Al-Qaida No. 2 Ayman al-Zawahri called on Muslims to strike Jewish and American targets anywhere in the world in revenge for Israel's offensive in the Gaza Strip in an audiotape Monday, part of a new push by the terror network to use anger over the violence to rally support. More

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Study Calls for 'Soft Power' Tactics
Virginian-Pilot  |  March 19, 2008

Conflicts like that in Iraq, against small groups of radical Muslim jihadists, are likely to be the principal threat to U.S. safety for the foreseeable future, according to a new study by The Rand Corp., commissioned by the Pentagon. But America should not fight those wars as it has fought in Iraq, a growing chorus of uniformed and civilian military analysts contends. More

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Ex-Sailor Convicted in Terror Case
Associated Press  |  March 05, 2008

A former Navy Sailor was convicted of leaking details about ship movements to suspected terrorism supporters, an act that could have endangered his own crewmates. The American-born Muslim convert formerly known as Paul R. Hall faces up to 25 years in federal prison. More

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Somali Strike Targeted Embassy Bomber
Associated Press  |  March 04, 2008

A U.S. missile strike in Somalia on Monday targeted a Kenyan suspected in the 1998 bombings of two U.S. embassies in Africa, officials said Tuesday. More

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Experts Warn of Robotic Terrorism
Associated Press  |  February 28, 2008

Military experts have warned that terrorists could use unmanned drones in aerial attacks, saying robotics offered a frighteningly easy way to evade security. More

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Feds: Ex-Sailor Ordered Jihad Videos
Associated Press  |  February 27, 2008

Prosecutors played videos promoting violent jihad Tuesday at the trial of a former sailor accused of communicating with suspected terrorists and leaking information that could have doomed his own Navy ship. More

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