Moving Early on Domestic Suspects Often Does Not Bring Convictions
By Carrie Johnson and Walter Pincus
Washington Post Staff Writers
When seven ragtag men in a Miami religious sect were indicted in 2006 for their role in a bizarre plot to blow up the FBI Miami office and Chicago’s Sears Tower, then- Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales said [...]
By CURT ANDERSON
MIAMI (AP) — The second trial of six men accused of plotting attacks on Chicago’s Sears Tower and FBI offices ended with a second hung jury Wednesday, an embarrassing blow to a case the Bush administration had cited as an example of nipping a devastating terrorist attack in the bud.
U.S. District Judge [...]
VIENNA, Austria (AP) - The justice ministry and a human rights watchdog on Tuesday vehemently rejected allegations that a young Muslim couple jailed in Vienna was being held in the “Guantanamo of Austria. The pair was found guilty last month of involvement in a March 2007 video threatening Austria and Germany with attacks if they [...]
By ERICA GOODE
BAGHDAD — As many as 20 mortar shells were fired Sunday at the heavily fortified Green Zone, one of the fiercest and most sustained attacks on the area in the last year.
The shelling sent thick plumes of dark gray smoke over central Baghdad and ignited a spectacular fire on the banks of [...]
By Chuck Hamilton
Imagine yourself in a packed nightclub with a band and a large but empty dance floor. You’re sitting at a table with your friends. No one’s dancing. Suddenly you’re on a barstool in the middle of the otherwise empty dance floor. You’re painfully aware of everyone staring at your back. You realize you’re [...]
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