Tags: Terrorism

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North Carolina Man Accused of Threatening FEMA Workers Says Legally-Owned Rifle Was in His Car: 'They Want to Sit Here And Lie'

William Jacob Parsons

William Parsons, 44, was arrested Saturday on a charge of going armed to terror of the public and released that same day on $10,000 bond.

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Idaho Man Accused of Leading Terrorist Organization Heading to California For Trial

Matthew Allison

An Idaho man accused of running a transnational terrorist organization will be heading across state lines for his trial.

Law & Society

Human Rights Violations Abroad, Supreme Court To Revive Alien Tort Statute For Corporations

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday said it will consider whether corporations may be sued in U.S. courts for complicity involving human rights violations abroad.

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Strategies Disappoint, And Its Time To Fix Them

French Police Probe Suspect of Paris Terror Attack

Quebec City Mosque Attack: Six Killed, Eight Wounded

US Lawmakers: Pakistan Possibly Use F-16 Fighter Jets Against India Not On Terrorism

Minnesota Student Pleaded Guilty for Attempting to Join the Islamic State Terror Group

CIA Provided $400K Death Benefit for Benghazi Contractor's Family, and Other Families Which Member Killed in Duty Against Terrorism

Russian Servicemen Sentenced to 14 Years Imprisonment for Terrorism Attempts; Vladimir Putin Intends to Make Arrangements

Ohio man charged for alleged terror plot to US Capitol competent to stand trial

House Speaker calls for review of 9/11 bill to ensure to avoid 'mistakes with allies'

White House to veto 9/11 bill for fear of dramatic ramifications, economic fallout

Thousands participate in anti-terror march in Brussels; Victims honored with makeshift memorial

European Parliament approves law to access airline passenger data in attempt to combat terrorism