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There were potential bombers walking among us yesterday, and there will be potential bombers walking among us tomorrow. It’s important not to panic.

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One suspect discussed ways of dispersing ricin from an airplane in the sky over Washington

Investigators have chased a tip that al-Qaida may have sent three men to the U.S. on a mission to detonate a car bomb in either Washington or New York

Panetta cites military’s post-9/11 contributions | He said more than 6,200 members of the U.S. military have died in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since the Sept. 11 attacks

Reporter David Cay Johnston worried Wis. GOP congressman wants a society of Howard Roarks where ‘blowing up buildings’ makes you a model citizen

The government now checks passengers against a large watch list that includes al-Qaida financiers and people who attended training camps

Obama is approving the resumption of military trials for detainees at the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay

The White House sends out a top aide to reassure American Muslims that the U.S. government doesn’t see them as a collective threat

Saudi citizen arrested on attempted use of a weapon of mass destruction

James Clapper makes a startling admission: he had no idea about the arrest of 12 terror suspects in London that very day

A suspected bomb has been found in a suitcase that was about to be loaded on a plane bound for Germany from an airport in Namibia

The anonymous federal jury deliberated over seven days, with a juror writing a note to the judge saying she felt threatened by other jurors

Farooque Ahmed was arrested Wednesday for casing Washington-area subway stations in what he thought was an al-Qaida plot to bomb and kill commuters

France has been warned by Saudi Arabia of a genuine threat to Europe from al Qaeda, the country’s interior minister has said

Police in southern France arrested 12 suspects in sweeps against suspected Islamic militant networks on Tuesday, including three men linked to a network recruiting fighters for Afghanistan, officials said

The White House said Monday that a new terror threat against Europe isn’t related to the United States

League officials promise to take ‘appropriate measures’ amid terrorist threat

Terrorists may target subways, public squares in Europe, U.S. tourists warned

Travel advisory to be issued for U.S. citizens in Europe as terrorism concerns grow