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Belgium has extradited to the United States a Tunisian to face federal charges of working with al-Qaida in a bomb plot in Europe in 2001, U.S. officials said.
Abdul Rasoul Sayyaf, a former Islamic commander who brought al-Qaida leaders to Afghanistan, has registered to run for president, officials said.
For some security analysts, the recent bloodbath in Nairobi's premier shopping mall, in the heart of the Kenyan capital, underlines how terrorists are targeting major cities across Asia and Africa, just as an earlier generation wreaked havoc in Europe's major cities in the 1960s and 70s.
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A federal prosecutor urged a U.S. appeals court to reverse a decision dismissing conspiracy charges against an Osama bin Laden aide.
Authorities in Iowa say a man with the appropriate last name of "Fudge" is accused of breaking into an ice cream shop and stealing money from a safe.
A team of disarmament experts arrived in Syria Tuesday to begin work on dismantling the country's chemical weapons stockpile.
Mother Nature continues to give Coloradans' a taste of a very real threat of climate change -- more extreme natural disasters.
A massive human-trafficking ring was broken up in China and 94 alleged victims were rescued, police said.
A Los Angeles city attorney wants a jury in rapper Kanye West's battery case to see videos of four instances in which he attacked paparazzi, TMZ reported.
