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Watch: Man In US Intentionally Crashes His SUV Into Police Station, Faces Terrorism Charges
Earlier, the suspect also drove through a private garage allegedly to harass a homeowner.
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45-Year-Old Software Developer In US Lived Double Life As Hezbollah "Sleeper Agent": Report
A New Jersey software developer, Alexei Saab, lived a double life as a "sleeper agent" in an Islamic militant group, Hezbollah, and scouted terror targets in New York City, federal prosecutors said on Monday during the start of his trial.
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After Racist Fliers, Ravi Bhalla First Turbaned Sikh Mayor In New Jersey
Days before the New Jersey elections, someone distributed anonymous fliers around Hoboken. "Don't let TERRORISM take over our town," the fliers said, while featuring a photo of Ravinder Bhalla, wearing the turban that he always wears as a hallmark of his faith.
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Over 5,000 Indian-Americans Cheer For Donald Trump
Voicing support for Donald Trump's pledge to fight terrorism and boost economy, over 5,000 Indian-Americans gathered here for a charity event that was attended by the Republican presidential nominee and included performances by Bollywood celebrities.
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Donald Trump To Address Indian-Americans Rally In New Jersey
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will address Indian-Americans at a charity event organised for Hindu victims of terrorism in New Jersey.
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US President Barack Obama Urges Citizens Not To 'Succumb To Fear'
US President Barack Obama urged citizens not to "succumb to fear" after the attacks over the past few days in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.
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US Probes 3 Attacks In 24 Hours For Terror Links
Investigators on Sunday probed three attacks carried out on US soil in one day -- a Manhattan bombing, a Minnesota mass stabbing and a New Jersey pipe bomb blast -- for possible terror links, as five people were reportedly held in New York.
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Three US Attacks In 24 Hours Probed For Terror Links
Three separate attacks carried out in the United States on a single day -- a New York bombing, a Minnesota mass stabbing and a New Jersey pipe bomb blast -- were under investigation Sunday for potential terror links.
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Pipe Bombing At New Jersey Race Probed As Possible Terrorism
A pipe bomb exploded in a New Jersey beach town on Saturday along the route of a charity race to benefit military veterans, but no injuries were reported in what investigators were treating as a possible act of terrorism.
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After 13-Year Struggle, US Faces Counter-Terror Fatigue: Panel
After 13 years of struggle, Americans are showing a growing public fatigue and waning sense of urgency over terrorism, an attitude that threatens U.S. security, members of the panel that investigated the Sept. 11 attacks said in a report on Tuesday.
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Spying on Muslims by New York police legal: lawyers
A federal judge has ruled that the New York Police Department's surveillance of Muslims in New Jersey was a lawful effort to prevent terrorism, not a civil rights violation.
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From wayward teenagers to terror suspects
Before they were arrested last week, two men from New Jersey had stories that began like those of many others.
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2 New Jersey men arrested on terrorism charges
Two New Jersey men in their 20s who were bound for Somalia to join an Islamic extremist group and to kill American troops were arrested at Kennedy International Airport late Saturday, federal and local authorities announced on Sunday.
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Watch: Man In US Intentionally Crashes His SUV Into Police Station, Faces Terrorism Charges
Earlier, the suspect also drove through a private garage allegedly to harass a homeowner.
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45-Year-Old Software Developer In US Lived Double Life As Hezbollah "Sleeper Agent": Report
A New Jersey software developer, Alexei Saab, lived a double life as a "sleeper agent" in an Islamic militant group, Hezbollah, and scouted terror targets in New York City, federal prosecutors said on Monday during the start of his trial.
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After Racist Fliers, Ravi Bhalla First Turbaned Sikh Mayor In New Jersey
Days before the New Jersey elections, someone distributed anonymous fliers around Hoboken. "Don't let TERRORISM take over our town," the fliers said, while featuring a photo of Ravinder Bhalla, wearing the turban that he always wears as a hallmark of his faith.
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Over 5,000 Indian-Americans Cheer For Donald Trump
Voicing support for Donald Trump's pledge to fight terrorism and boost economy, over 5,000 Indian-Americans gathered here for a charity event that was attended by the Republican presidential nominee and included performances by Bollywood celebrities.
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Donald Trump To Address Indian-Americans Rally In New Jersey
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump will address Indian-Americans at a charity event organised for Hindu victims of terrorism in New Jersey.
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US President Barack Obama Urges Citizens Not To 'Succumb To Fear'
US President Barack Obama urged citizens not to "succumb to fear" after the attacks over the past few days in New York, New Jersey and Minnesota.
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US Probes 3 Attacks In 24 Hours For Terror Links
Investigators on Sunday probed three attacks carried out on US soil in one day -- a Manhattan bombing, a Minnesota mass stabbing and a New Jersey pipe bomb blast -- for possible terror links, as five people were reportedly held in New York.
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Three US Attacks In 24 Hours Probed For Terror Links
Three separate attacks carried out in the United States on a single day -- a New York bombing, a Minnesota mass stabbing and a New Jersey pipe bomb blast -- were under investigation Sunday for potential terror links.
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Pipe Bombing At New Jersey Race Probed As Possible Terrorism
A pipe bomb exploded in a New Jersey beach town on Saturday along the route of a charity race to benefit military veterans, but no injuries were reported in what investigators were treating as a possible act of terrorism.
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After 13-Year Struggle, US Faces Counter-Terror Fatigue: Panel
After 13 years of struggle, Americans are showing a growing public fatigue and waning sense of urgency over terrorism, an attitude that threatens U.S. security, members of the panel that investigated the Sept. 11 attacks said in a report on Tuesday.
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Spying on Muslims by New York police legal: lawyers
A federal judge has ruled that the New York Police Department's surveillance of Muslims in New Jersey was a lawful effort to prevent terrorism, not a civil rights violation.
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From wayward teenagers to terror suspects
Before they were arrested last week, two men from New Jersey had stories that began like those of many others.
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2 New Jersey men arrested on terrorism charges
Two New Jersey men in their 20s who were bound for Somalia to join an Islamic extremist group and to kill American troops were arrested at Kennedy International Airport late Saturday, federal and local authorities announced on Sunday.
