Terrorism News

Police release a computerized sketch of a suspect in Friday's bombing of a Russian express train. According to officials, a bomb on the tracks gouged out a 5-foot crater and caused the last three carriages to derail. The death toll stands at 26, and dozens of wounded passengers have been treated at area hospitals.

As investigators dig for clues about what led to the Fort Hood massacre, bits and pieces of the suspect's life are available online for all to see. Taken together, they present a strange and chilling portrait of Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan. See the documents, photos and videos for yourself.

President Obama and his attorney general, Eric Holder, say they are confident that 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed will be found guilty in his upcoming trail, convicted and executed for his crimes. In sometimes contentious testimony before Congress, Holder says that "failure is not an option."

Attorney General Eric Holder's decision to move five accused 9/11 terrorists, including confessed mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, from Guantanamo Bay to New York City for trial ignites a complex debate. Here's a look at the main points of contention.

Former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani decries the Obama administration's plan to bring five suspects in the attacks to his city to stand trial. The proceedings will put New York at risk and show "an over-concern with the rights of terrorists," he says. Also See: GOP, Democrats Clash Over Trials