Obama On Terror Plot

A US federal judge sentenced an Uzbek man to more than 15 years imprisonment on Friday on terror and weapons charges for threatening to kill US President Barack Obama, US prosecutors said.

President Barack Obama on Saturday warned of a "credible terrorist threat" against America after the overseas discovery of two US-bound packages containing explosives aboard cargo jets, even as the White House said the development would have no impact on his upcoming India visit.Obama said the packages, which according to the officials originated i...

The following is a transcript, provided by the White House, of President Obama's remarks on Friday about the suspicious packages originating in Yemen and bound for the United States:Good afternoon, everybody. I want to briefly update the American people on a credible terrorist threat against our country, and the actions that we're taking with our f...

US President Barack Obama acknowledged on Friday that there are shortcomings in intelligence agencies due to which his administration failed to unearth the Al Qaida plot to blow up a US plane on December 25.

President Barack Obama said Tuesday that the government had sufficient information to uncover the terror plot to bring down a commercial jetliner on Christmas Day, but that intelligence officials had "failed to connect those dots."

A US federal judge sentenced an Uzbek man to more than 15 years imprisonment on Friday on terror and weapons charges for threatening to kill US President Barack Obama, US prosecutors said.

President Barack Obama on Saturday warned of a "credible terrorist threat" against America after the overseas discovery of two US-bound packages containing explosives aboard cargo jets, even as the White House said the development would have no impact on his upcoming India visit.Obama said the packages, which according to the officials originated i...

The following is a transcript, provided by the White House, of President Obama's remarks on Friday about the suspicious packages originating in Yemen and bound for the United States:Good afternoon, everybody. I want to briefly update the American people on a credible terrorist threat against our country, and the actions that we're taking with our f...

US President Barack Obama acknowledged on Friday that there are shortcomings in intelligence agencies due to which his administration failed to unearth the Al Qaida plot to blow up a US plane on December 25.

President Barack Obama said Tuesday that the government had sufficient information to uncover the terror plot to bring down a commercial jetliner on Christmas Day, but that intelligence officials had "failed to connect those dots."