Report: Even more US bomb-sniffing dogs dying overseas
The US State Department's watchdog agency revealed Friday that it had learned that even more US bomb-sniffing dogs than previously known had died of preventable causes overseas.
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Whistleblower says US airports becoming unsafe as TSA relaxes security
A whistleblower with the Transportation Security Administration is sounding the alarm about loosened security at US airports, charging that top TSA officials have prioritized speed over security by reducing the sensitivity of metal detectors, disabling technology on some X-ray machines, issuing orders to keep the baggage conveyor belts moving in certain circumstances and ordering policy changes that result in fewer pat-downs.
Hundreds pack the streets to mourn victims of Jersey City attack
Hundreds flooded the streets Wednesday night to mourn two of the victims killed after two assailants opened fire at a kosher market in Jersey City.
Two bombs found, Hong Kong police say
Police in Hong Kong say they seized and defused two completed bombs stashed at a middle school that could have
Man magnet fishing in a Michigan river makes an explosive discovery
The magnet fisherman was hoping to find something interesting when he dropped his line in the Grand River on Tuesday, but then he pulled up something explosive.
Trump official who promoted fringe conspiracy theories now senior adviser
A former naval intelligence officer and conservative talk radio host who promoted fringe conspiracy theories in radio appearances is now a senior adviser at the State Department Bureau of Arms Control, Verification and Compliance.
Alleged white supremacist planned to bomb Colo. synagogue
A man accused of plotting to bomb a historic Colorado synagogue has been indicted by a federal grand jury on hate crime and arson charges.
Ohio woman sentenced for plotting two terrorist attacks
An Ohio woman who wrote letters to Dylann Roof and admired the Columbine High School shooters was sentenced to 15 years in prison Wednesday for her role in planning two terrorist attacks, according to the US Attorney's Office for the Northern District of Ohio.
Hong Kong university campus left in ruins
Last week, thousands of student protesters streamed into Hong Kong Polytechnic University and occupied the campus as the city's violent political unrest reached fever pitch.
Protesters try to escape Hong Kong university after clashes
A small number of protesters remain inside a Hong Kong university campus that has been the site of a prolonged battle with police.
Students start fire to stop police in Hong Kong
Protesters set fire to the entrance of Hong Kong's Polytechnic University early Monday in a last ditch attempt to stop riot police from entering, as the siege of the heavily fortified campus entered its second day.
Chinese state media issues dire warning to Hong Kong
The threat of violence hung over Hong Kong Thursday evening as thousands of student protesters prepared to face off with riot police, amid a continued occupation of several of the city's most prestigious universities.
Hong Kong university under 'siege' from police as violence spreads
Hong Kong saw another day of travel chaos and protests across the city on Wednesday, a day after violent clashes and a prolonged standoff at a university campus.
FBI arrests alleged white supremacist accused of planning bombing
A 27-year-old man who allegedly espoused white supremacist ideology online was arrested by the FBI and accused of plotting to bomb a synagogue in Colorado.
For Gold Star families, ultimate sacrifice comes heavily taxed
In early March 2006, two days after learning her husband had died in Iraq, Malia Fry was sitting at her kitchen table in North Carolina. She was flipping through a three-ring binder with a casualty assistance officer who was shepherding her through the long list of decisions she had to make in the fog of grief.
Homemade bomb explodes on Montana school's playground
Students at a Montana elementary school were evacuated on Tuesday when a homemade bomb detonated on their playground. No children were injured in the explosion, officials said.
Trump confirms al Qaeda underwear bomb maker killed 2 years ago
President Donald Trump confirmed Thursday that senior al Qaeda bomb maker and terrorist coordinator Ibrahim al-Asiri was killed two years ago by US forces in Yemen.
Yom Kippur synagogue attack hampered by locked door
Streaming live from a camera mounted on his helmet, a gunman pushed on the doors of a synagogue, fired several shots at a lock on the door, stuck an explosive in a door jam and lit it.
Hong Kong's mask ban sparks night of violent protests
Hong Kong woke to a city transformed Saturday, after protesters went on a rampage across the territory in reaction to the government's use of emergency powers to ban masks at demonstrations.
Hong Kong police fire tear gas, water cannon at protesters
Hong Kong police fired blue dye from a water cannon, rounds of tear gas and a live warning shot as protesters lit fires and threw petrol bombs and bricks on Sunday in clashes ahead of the 70th anniversary of the People's Republic of China.
'Burn with us': Summer of protest pushes young Hong Kongers to edge
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Prince Harry retraces Diana's footsteps
Britain's Duke of Sussex has made "a particularly significant and poignant journey" during his 10-day tour of southern Africa, when he honored his mother's legacy
Army soldier who allegedly discussed bombing news network indicted
A federal grand jury formally indicted Army soldier Jarrett William Smith, who allegedly discussed bomb-making techniques and suggested targeting a news network that sources say is CNN, according to court documents filed Wednesday.
Violence, chaos spread through Hong Kong
There were more scenes of violence and destruction across Hong Kong over the weekend as protesters targeted subway stations and shopping malls in an apparent escalation as the city enters its sixteenth consecutive week of unrest.
