# Terrorism
Jury Selection Opens in New Mexico Compound Kidnapping and Terrorism Trial
This article was entirely written by Ai. In a significant legal development, jury selection is set to commence on Monday in a federal court case where several members of an extended family are facing charges of kidnapping and terrorism. These charges are connected to a harrowing raid on their squalid New Mexico encampment back in 2018. This raid was initiated by agents who were seeking a missing, sickly 3-year-old boy.
Iran Foils ISIS Terrorist Attack Involving 30 Bombs in Tehran
According to the government of Iran, security forces were able to foil a massive terrorist attack linked to ISIS that involved 30 bombs timed to explode on the anniversary of the start of protests in the country following the killing of Mahsa Amini last year. Based on a statement coming from Iran's intelligence ministry, 28 individuals had been arrested in connection to the planned attack.
Vigilance vs Privacy; The New Society
American society is so different regarding safety, vigilance, and privacy since the 9-11 attack in New York that it would sound like (frightening) science fiction to someone in the 1950's. Wars now go on forever, the American led military actions have led to warfare throughout the Middle East. We still haven't found Saddams WDM's.
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3 Orlando Veterans React to DeSantis' Position on Illegal Immigration and Terrorism
Does the southern border's issue of illegal immigration present a credible terrorist threat? Governor Ron DeSantis believes there's a "good bet" that it may heighten the terrorism risk. I interviewed three Orlando veterans to get their thoughts on this complex issue.
Florida's New Law Mandating 9/11 Education in Middle and High Schools Begins
Starting from the 2023-2024 academic year, middle and high school students will spend at least 45 minutes learning about the events and aftermath of September 11, fostering a deeper understanding of this pivotal moment in American history.
Here's What 3 Tampa Veterans Think About DeSantis' Stance on Illegal Immigration and Terrorism
Does illegal immigration at the southern border pose a serious terrorist threat? Gov. Ron DeSantis thinks there's a "good bet" that it could increase the risk of terrorism. I interviewed three Tampa veterans to get their thoughts on this important issue.
China Mocks US on 9/11 Anniversary With Cartoon
A Chinese state-run news outlet shared a political cartoon on Sunday, mocking the United States by invoking the anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Monday marks the 22nd anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, in which two commercial airplanes were flown into New York City's World Trade Center buildings, bringing the structures down and killing thousands of people. The traumatic event has become a defining tragedy in the course of American history and is marked with remembrance events and memorials each year.
9/11 Bomb Threat at Nashville Walmart Investigated
A Walmart in Nashville was evacuated for a bomb threat around 5:23 p.m. according to the Nash County Sheriff’s Office. NCSO’s Detective Macie Hasty told WITN the Walmart on 1205 Eastern Ave cleared out customers and cashiers around 5:30 on Sunday evening due to a bomb threat they believe was called in by a child.
Tri-Cities Unites in Remembrance: 22 Years Since 9/11
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – September 11, 2023 – The echo of "Never Forget" resonates in the heart of America, especially poignant today, marking the 22nd anniversary of the terrorist attacks that shook our nation, claiming almost 3,000 lives.
The Lingering Impact of 9/11: Related Death Toll Continues to Rise After Over Two Decades
Two decades after the horrifying terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, the United States continues to grapple with the profound and lasting repercussions of that fateful day. While the physical scars on the nation's landscape have largely healed, the same cannot be said for the health of those who were directly exposed to the toxic aftermath of the attacks. In this article, we will explore the ongoing health issues faced by survivors, first responders, and those who lived and worked in the vicinity of Ground Zero. Additionally, we will delve into the public's awareness of these health concerns and the advocacy efforts aimed at providing support to those still suffering.
Honoring 9/11: Legacy, History, Unity
On September 11, 2001, the world was forever changed as a series of coordinated terrorist attacks unfolded in the United States. Nearly 3,000 lives were lost as hijacked planes crashed into the World Trade Center in New York, the Pentagon, and a field in rural Pennsylvania. This day, now known as 9/11, remains etched in the collective memory of Americans and people around the world. As we observe the 22nd anniversary of this tragic event, it is important to reflect on its horror and legacy, honor the lives that were lost, and pay tribute to the resilience and unity that emerged in its aftermath.
9/11: A College Student's Reflection
As a college student during the events of September 11, 2001, I was not immune to the shockwave that reverberated through the United States. The memories of that fateful day and the weeks that followed are etched in my mind, forever reminding me of the immense love and support that blossomed amidst the grief. In the face of unfathomable tragedy, ordinary individuals transformed the nation into a unified force fueled by compassion and unwavering patriotism.
White House Announces Continuation of National Emergency Declared on September 14, 2001
In the wake of the terrorist attacks launched against the United States by Al-Quaeda in 2001, President George W. Bush declared a national emergency that led to powers and authorities being adopted to deal with the threat of subsequent terrorist attacks. Each year since then, the sitting President of the United States continued for one additional year the national emergency previously declared, and the White House announced it would be doing the same today.
DHS awards $20 million to 34 organizations to prevent targeted violence and terrorism
This article may contain AI-assisted content. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has awarded 34 grants with a combined worth of $20 million via its Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention (TVTP) Grant Program for Fiscal Year 2023. Managed by the DHS Center for Prevention Programs and Partnerships (CP3) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the TVTP Grant Program stands as the only U.S. federal initiative committed to bolstering local community resources in the fight against targeted violence and terrorism.
India’s Remarkable Journey: Rising As A Global Power After COVID-19
In the wake of a global pandemic that brought nations to their knees, India emerged as a phoenix from the ashes, charting a remarkable journey of growth and resilience. Let’s dive into the diverse facets of India’s post-COVID progress that have not only shaped its image but also earned it a place among the world’s powerhouses.
Sweden Raises Terrorism Alert Level Following Concerns Of Terrorist Attacks In Response To Quran Burnings
Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson of SwedenPhoto byWikimedia Commons. Sweden has raised its terror alert to the second-highest level for the first time since 2016 in response to significant angry demonstrations in Muslim countries around the world, as well as threats coming from islamic militant groups, following Quran burnings in the northern European country. The raising of the terror alert level comes as the Swedish government has increasingly worried that it might become the target of domestic reprisals. Given events over the past few months, they are likely right to be concerned.
Teen in Philadelphia Arrested Following Terrorism Communications with al-Qaeda
Authorities announced the arrest of a 17-year-old male in connection to a 'terrorism probe.'. The unnamed juvenile was an 'aspiring terrorist.' According to a Philadelphia District Attorney, they are saying that the teen was not merely thinking, but doing things that are deeply disturbing and presented a grave danger to everyone around him.
Utah man threatening President killed by FBI
A seventy-five-year-old elderly man in the state of Utah with a home in the city of Provo, Utah died in a shootout with Federal Bureau of Investigation agents this past Wednesday. The man was a former member of the United States military, working formerly as an active duty airman first class which was confirmed by the Air Force itself. His name was Craig Deleeuw Robertson and originally, the FBI attempted to apprehend him when he started making a bunch of different threats against the President of the United States of America Joe Biden, and other government officials according to court documents.
Pakistan Holds Funerals as Government Vows to Hunt Down Those Behind the Weekend’s Suicide
Pakistan Holds Funerals as Government Vows to Hunt Down Those Behind the Weekend’s SuicidePhoto byOpera News. A devastating suicide bombing occurred at a political rally in Pakistan's northwestern Bajur district, causing a tragic loss of life. The rally was held by supporters of a hardline cleric and political leader. The death toll has risen to at least 45, and the government has pledged to find and bring to justice those responsible for the attack. Funerals for the victims were held on Monday, a day after the bombing.
Niger Coup Jeopardizes Western Counterinsurgency Efforts Against al Qaeda and Islamic State Affiliates
Members of the Islamic State Algeria Province, one of the insurgent groups in the Sahel region.Photo byWikimedia Commons. A military coup against President Mohamed Bazoum of Niger has sparked widespread condemnation in the international community. The former colonial power of Niger, France, as well as the West African regional bloc ECOWAS, have called for the release of the imprisoned president as well as the restoration of the constitutional order. The United Nations Secretary General, António Guterres, has also called for the release of Bazoum as well. Even Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov has called for the restoration of the constitutional order in Niger, though he also made an effort to redirect attention to Ukraine by noting that the United States, the United Kingdom, and the United Nations all did not denounce the coup that took place in Ukraine in 2014.