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Supporters of Lebanon's Hezbollah wave Lebanese and Hezbollah flags as they listen to a televised address by Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah during a rally in Nabi sheet

EU Could Classify Hezbollah As Terrorist Group, US State Department Says

The E.U. is looking to add the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah to its terrorist list, says a U.S. State Department official.

1927 School Bombing Resurfaces In Wake Of Sandy Hook Shooting Aftermath

Sandy Hook is the second worst school shooting in American history and the third worst school massacre. The deadliest school massacre in United States history was a 1927 school bombing referred to as the "Bath School Disaster."

LA School Threat Results In Arrest After Kyle Bangayan Found With 9 Guns

Los Angeles police announced they have arrested a man for allegedly using his Facebook to threaten to shoot up a local elementary school. Kyle Bangayan, 24, was arrested at his parent’s home in east Hollywood after the FBI and LAPD found him in possession of nine guns, including rifles, handguns, and a shotgun.

All 31 Pro-Gun US Senators Rejected NBC's 'Meet The Press' Invitation Following Newtown Shooting

All the senators rated A by the National Rifle Association shunned the chance to speak on the Newtown massacre.

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No Peace With Guns: Colombian Army Bombs Farc Rebel Camp Amid Talks

Colombia claims it killed at least 20 Farc rebel group members, less than 2 weeks after the rebels unilaterally announced they would observe a two-month cease-fire.

Saudi Military Attaché Gunned Down During His Commute To Work In Yemen

Assassination of Saudi military attaché on Wednesday just another red flag in Yemen's growing militant problem.

Bin Laden Was Given Traditional Islamic Burial, Internal Emails Say

Internal emails among the U.S. military officers, released Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Defense, indicated that Al-Qaeda chief Osama bin Laden’s burial at sea followed traditional Islamic procedures.

Not A Conspiracy After All: McCain Backs Off Benghazi Cover-Up Claims

The Republican senator said he's surprised, and frustrated, that the intelligence community itself was responsible for deleting references to Al Qaeda from a document on the Benghazi attacks.

Tel Aviv Bus Hit By Bomb, At Least 10 Wounded

A bomb exploded on a bus in central Tel Aviv on Wednesday, wounding at least 10 people in what Israeli officials said was a terrorist attack that could complicate the Gaza cease-fire efforts.

Ajmal Kasab Hanged: India Executes 2008 Mumbai Terror Attack Convict

Ajmal Kasab, the only militant to have survived the Nov. 26, 2008, Mumbai terror attack, was hanged Wednesday morning.

'Intelligence Community' Deleted Al Qaeda Reference From CIA Benghazi Document

With a new conclusion drawn on the deleted al Qaeda reference, the House Intelligence Committee hopes an explanation follows soon.

Farc Pledges Ceasefire During Peace Talks With Colombian Government

Columbia’s Farc rebel group announced Monday during peace talks in Havana with the government that it will cease hostilities with the military for two months.

Petraeus Always Believed Benghazi Was Terror Attack, Mentioned Al Qaeda

Petraeus reportedly believed all along the Benghazi attack was terrorism, but references to al Qaeda were allegedly removed from a draft document.

Police in Bellvue, Wash., admitted Friday to coming to terms with the "real possibility" that a 2-year-old whose mother notified them of his disappearance Sunday could die before they or anyone from the FBI can find him, The Associated Press rep

Frederick W. Humphries II, The F.B.I. Agent Who Propelled Jill Kelley's Complaint, Was A Hard-Charging Counterterrorism Expert [REPORT]

Frederick Humphries had experience foiling terrorists plots and followed his dogged instincts in the Paula Broadwell investigation.

F.B.I. Adds Two Names To Its Most Wanted Terrorist List, One An Alabama Man

Omar Hammami is an Alabama man fighting with al Qaeda-linked al-Shahaab in Somalia

Abu Qatada in Britain leaving courthouse

Britain Bails Suspected Terrorist Abu Qatada, Government Vows To Appeal

Muslim cleric Abu Qatada won his appeal in Britain against being extradited to Jordan. The British government has vowed to appeal the decision.

Nigerian Forces Violating Human Rights: Amnesty International

Amnesty International has accused Nigerian security forces of committing widespread human rights abuses in its campaign to wipe out the terrorist group Boko Haram.

Village Voice Slaps Yelp With Lawsuit Over ‘Best Of’ Phrase

Village Voice Media Holdings has filed a lawsuit against the website Yelp over use of the phrase "best of."

Indonesia Uncovers Terror Plot Against US Embassy

Indonesian authorities arrested 11 suspected terrorists who were allegedly plotting to attack the U.S. Embassy in Jakarta.

Al-Zawahiri Urges Muslims To Capture Westerners, Calls Obama 'Professional Liar'

Al-Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri has called on the Muslims to kidnap westerners as a means to free the imprisoned jihadists and to restart the Egyptian revolution, the SITE Intelligence Group has reported.

Guns And Olive Branches: Colombia's Farc Rebels Sit Down For PeaceTalks But Reject Disarmament

The Colombian government and the leftist Farc rebels have begun peace talks in Norway in a bid to end 50 years of armed conflict.

Libya Militia Chief Denies Benghazi Attack

A Libyan Islamist militia commander accused of leading the Sept. 11 assault on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi said Thursday he was there that night, but denied he was involved in the attack.

Spain Cracks Down On Chinese Criminal Gang

Spanish police launched an operation against a Chinese gang in Madrid that had been laundering hundreds of millions of dollars made from evading import duties, prostitution and extortion.

Colleen LaRose, who is also known by the pseudonyms of "Fatima LaRose" and "Jihad Jane", is pictured in this handout released by Site Intelligence Group March 10, 2010

'Jihad Jane' Colleen LaRose Will Face Life In Prison After Sentencing

A woman from Pennsylvania will face life in prison when sentenced for her role in a plot to assassinate an anti-Muslim Swedish artist.

Terrorist Group Behind Bali Bombing Weakened, But Others Arise

Oct. 12 marks the 10th anniversary of a terrorist attack in Bali that killed 202 people. Although the group responsible has lost influence, similar ones continue to form.