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Heightened security marks 9/11 anniversary

Kristen Gard
NEW YORK -- A tip claiming Al-Qaeda may have sent American terrorists or men carrying U.S. travel documents to attack Washington or New York on the ten year anniversary of 9/11 has heightened security within th...

Osama bin Laden is dead

John M. Guilfoil
Bin Laden is dead. Nearly 10 years after the fateful day, the most wanted enemy of the United States of America, the leader of the terrorist group al-Qaeda and the reputed mastermind behind the September...
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Student sues over airport detainment

Brian Francis
College student Nicholas George, of Montgomery County, Penn., sued the federal government yesterday for detaining him at Philadelphia's airport, according to the Washington Post. George claimed that three Trans...
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D.C. sniper executed

John M. Guilfoil
John Allen Muhammad, the sniper who led a wave of terror in the Washington D.C. area for three weeks in October 2002, was executed Tuesday night in a Virginia prison, the Associated Press reported. Muhammad ...
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Santiago Calatrava and his project

Carly Erin O'Neil
NEW YORK -- A whole nation, if not the world, anxiously anticipates the day when they can visit the once melancholy location of the greatest terrorist attack in American history, and instead of reeling with the...
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Special Report: The resiliency of Mumbai

Kristen V. Brown
MUMBAI, India -- In a newly crafted display window, tucked in the back corner of the lobby of the Taj Mahal Palace and Tower Hotel, was a piece of art, aptly named the "Tree of Life." The work, beside a plaque ...
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Epilogue

John M. Guilfoil
Certainly I have some personal stake in the health and safety of the 9/11 emergency responders. But so does everyone else. 9/11 was a day where we saw the worst of people and the best of people. In the backs...