Times Square Bomber

The New York Police Department is providing officers with specialized training to stop any suicide bombers at Sunday's New Year's Eve celebration, when up to 2 million people will flood the streets of Times Square.

U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday brought federal charges against the suspect in Monday's attempted suicide bombing in one of New York City's busiest commuter hubs, accusing him of supporting a foreign terrorist organization.

The Bangladeshi suspect in Monday's pipe bomb explosion beneath New York's Times Square is an angry former limousine driver who learned to build a bomb on the internet at his Brooklyn apartment, officials said.

Pakistan's banned Tehrik-e-Taliban militant outfit had provided US $43,000 in financial support to Pakistani-American terrorist Faisal Shahzad for plotting the botched car bombing in New York's Times Square.This was mentioned in a report on the arrest of Shahzad's alleged associates that was submitted by police on Monday to a Rawalpindi-based anti-...

The man who plotted to kill Americans by driving a homemade car bomb into Times Square and leaving it to explode has been sentenced to life in prison.A federal judge gave Faisal Shahzad a mandatory life prison term at his sentencing on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court. The bomb he had packed into the back of an SUV sputtered, injuring no one in a...

Prosecutors say the man who admitted trying to bomb Times Square boasted that he thought it would kill at least 40 people and said he planned to detonate a second bomb in New York city two weeks after the first.The government included the details today in a court filing before Faisal Shahzad is sentenced next week. He faces life in prison.Shahzad w...

Terror can come cheap. Confessed Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad appears to have financed his failed plot with a wad of $100 bills, but the amount of money needed to execute the scheme was fairly modest.

US President Barack Obama has said that his administration would do whatever necessary to find those responsible for the failed terrorist attempt to blow up a car bomb at the Times Square in New York on Saturday.

The New York Police Department is providing officers with specialized training to stop any suicide bombers at Sunday's New Year's Eve celebration, when up to 2 million people will flood the streets of Times Square.

U.S. prosecutors on Tuesday brought federal charges against the suspect in Monday's attempted suicide bombing in one of New York City's busiest commuter hubs, accusing him of supporting a foreign terrorist organization.

The Bangladeshi suspect in Monday's pipe bomb explosion beneath New York's Times Square is an angry former limousine driver who learned to build a bomb on the internet at his Brooklyn apartment, officials said.

Pakistan's banned Tehrik-e-Taliban militant outfit had provided US $43,000 in financial support to Pakistani-American terrorist Faisal Shahzad for plotting the botched car bombing in New York's Times Square.This was mentioned in a report on the arrest of Shahzad's alleged associates that was submitted by police on Monday to a Rawalpindi-based anti-...

The man who plotted to kill Americans by driving a homemade car bomb into Times Square and leaving it to explode has been sentenced to life in prison.A federal judge gave Faisal Shahzad a mandatory life prison term at his sentencing on Tuesday in Manhattan federal court. The bomb he had packed into the back of an SUV sputtered, injuring no one in a...

Prosecutors say the man who admitted trying to bomb Times Square boasted that he thought it would kill at least 40 people and said he planned to detonate a second bomb in New York city two weeks after the first.The government included the details today in a court filing before Faisal Shahzad is sentenced next week. He faces life in prison.Shahzad w...

Terror can come cheap. Confessed Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad appears to have financed his failed plot with a wad of $100 bills, but the amount of money needed to execute the scheme was fairly modest.

US President Barack Obama has said that his administration would do whatever necessary to find those responsible for the failed terrorist attempt to blow up a car bomb at the Times Square in New York on Saturday.