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Pakistan Arrests Osama Bin Laden's "Close Associate"
Pakistani authorities said Friday they had arrested a "close associate" of Al-Qaeda founder and mastermind of the 9/11 attacks Osama Bin Laden.
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'Unwell' Masood Azhar Being Treated At Army Hospital In Pak: Report
Masood Azhar, the founder of Pakistan-based terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammad, is suspected to be suffering from renal failure and is under regular dialysis at an army hospital in Rawalpindi in Pakistan, officials in New Delhi today said.
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Barack Obama Releases Final Batch Of Osama Bin Laden Document
In its final hours, the Obama administration on Thursday released the last of three installments of documents belonging to Osama bin Laden that were seized in a 2011 raid that killed the al-Qaida leader in his secret compound.
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US Declassified Report Listing Individuals In 9/11 Probe
Amid the clamor a year ago to release 28 still-secret pages of a congressional inquiry into the September 11 attacks, the government quietly declassified a little-known report listing more than three dozen people who piqued the interest of investigators probing possible Saudi connections to the hijackers.
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Sudanese Islamist Leader Hassan Al-Turabi Dies At 84
Hassan al-Turabi, the Sudanese Islamist who played a key role in the 1989 coup that brought President Omar al-Bashir to power and who once hosted Osama bin Laden, died Saturday at the age of 84, Sudan's state-run news agency said.
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Last British Resident in Guantanamo Bay Released: Ministry
The last British resident in Guantanamo Bay was today returning to London having been released after spending over 13 years at the military prison in Cuba, Britain's foreign minister said.
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Rethinking the State of the Union Speech That Isn't So Big Anymore
Viewership for the annual State of the Union address is falling with 20 million fewer people watching US President Barack Obama's speech last year compared to Bill Clinton's address at the same point in his presidency.
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Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill Who Shot Osama Bin Laden Was at War For Years
Former Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill, who says he fired the shots that killed Osama bin Laden, played a role in some of the most consequential combat missions of the post-9/11 era, including three depicted in Hollywood movies. And now he's telling the world about them.
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Across the Years, Obama's 9/11 Message Varies
Five times, President Barack Obama has come before the American people to reckon with the legacy of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the anniversary of that awful day.
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US 9/11 Museum Shows SEAL's Shirt From Osama Bin Laden Raid
The shirt a Navy SEAL wore in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden and a special coin given to a CIA officer who played a key role in finding him are being displayed at the Sept. 11 museum, adding potent symbols of the terrorist attacks' aftermath days before their anniversary.
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US Court Issues Partial Win to Osama bin Laden Assistant
A US appeals court has set aside two of three convictions against a former personal assistant to Osama bin Laden.
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A Snapshot of US Troop Commitment in Afghanistan Since 2001
U.S. and British forces began launching airstrikes into Afghanistan on Oct. 7, 2001, after the 9/11 terrorist attacks against America. The initial strikes were aimed at Taliban troops, training camps and air defenses. By early November there were about 1,300 U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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For Hillary Clinton, a Re-Airing of Past Episodes
As Hillary Rodham Clinton mulls a 2016 presidential run, reminders of the tumultuous periods of the career of the former secretary of state and first lady have re-emerged in recent weeks.
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Osama Bin Laden Associate's Lawyer Admits US Tax Charges, Stays on Case
A convicted associate of Osama bin Laden refused to jettison his lawyer on Thursday just minutes after the lawyer pleaded guilty in federal court to tax avoidance crimes.
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Al Qaeda spokesman's fate rests in hands of New York jury
A federal jury on Tuesday began considering the fate of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law, a Kuwaiti clergyman who became Al Qaeda's spokesman after the Sept. 11 attacks and warned in widely circulated videos that the "storm of airplanes" would not end.
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Pakistan Arrests Osama Bin Laden's "Close Associate"
Pakistani authorities said Friday they had arrested a "close associate" of Al-Qaeda founder and mastermind of the 9/11 attacks Osama Bin Laden.
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'Unwell' Masood Azhar Being Treated At Army Hospital In Pak: Report
Masood Azhar, the founder of Pakistan-based terrorist group Jaish-e-Mohammad, is suspected to be suffering from renal failure and is under regular dialysis at an army hospital in Rawalpindi in Pakistan, officials in New Delhi today said.
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Barack Obama Releases Final Batch Of Osama Bin Laden Document
In its final hours, the Obama administration on Thursday released the last of three installments of documents belonging to Osama bin Laden that were seized in a 2011 raid that killed the al-Qaida leader in his secret compound.
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US Declassified Report Listing Individuals In 9/11 Probe
Amid the clamor a year ago to release 28 still-secret pages of a congressional inquiry into the September 11 attacks, the government quietly declassified a little-known report listing more than three dozen people who piqued the interest of investigators probing possible Saudi connections to the hijackers.
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Sudanese Islamist Leader Hassan Al-Turabi Dies At 84
Hassan al-Turabi, the Sudanese Islamist who played a key role in the 1989 coup that brought President Omar al-Bashir to power and who once hosted Osama bin Laden, died Saturday at the age of 84, Sudan's state-run news agency said.
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Last British Resident in Guantanamo Bay Released: Ministry
The last British resident in Guantanamo Bay was today returning to London having been released after spending over 13 years at the military prison in Cuba, Britain's foreign minister said.
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Rethinking the State of the Union Speech That Isn't So Big Anymore
Viewership for the annual State of the Union address is falling with 20 million fewer people watching US President Barack Obama's speech last year compared to Bill Clinton's address at the same point in his presidency.
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Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill Who Shot Osama Bin Laden Was at War For Years
Former Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill, who says he fired the shots that killed Osama bin Laden, played a role in some of the most consequential combat missions of the post-9/11 era, including three depicted in Hollywood movies. And now he's telling the world about them.
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Across the Years, Obama's 9/11 Message Varies
Five times, President Barack Obama has come before the American people to reckon with the legacy of the 9/11 terrorist attacks on the anniversary of that awful day.
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US 9/11 Museum Shows SEAL's Shirt From Osama Bin Laden Raid
The shirt a Navy SEAL wore in the raid that killed Osama bin Laden and a special coin given to a CIA officer who played a key role in finding him are being displayed at the Sept. 11 museum, adding potent symbols of the terrorist attacks' aftermath days before their anniversary.
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US Court Issues Partial Win to Osama bin Laden Assistant
A US appeals court has set aside two of three convictions against a former personal assistant to Osama bin Laden.
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A Snapshot of US Troop Commitment in Afghanistan Since 2001
U.S. and British forces began launching airstrikes into Afghanistan on Oct. 7, 2001, after the 9/11 terrorist attacks against America. The initial strikes were aimed at Taliban troops, training camps and air defenses. By early November there were about 1,300 U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
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For Hillary Clinton, a Re-Airing of Past Episodes
As Hillary Rodham Clinton mulls a 2016 presidential run, reminders of the tumultuous periods of the career of the former secretary of state and first lady have re-emerged in recent weeks.
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Osama Bin Laden Associate's Lawyer Admits US Tax Charges, Stays on Case
A convicted associate of Osama bin Laden refused to jettison his lawyer on Thursday just minutes after the lawyer pleaded guilty in federal court to tax avoidance crimes.
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Al Qaeda spokesman's fate rests in hands of New York jury
A federal jury on Tuesday began considering the fate of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law, a Kuwaiti clergyman who became Al Qaeda's spokesman after the Sept. 11 attacks and warned in widely circulated videos that the "storm of airplanes" would not end.
