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A Maryland teenager faces 15 years in prison after admitting he agreed to help the American terrorist dubbed "Jihad Jane" raise money and recruits for a Muslim holy war.
Tuesday is the one year anniversary of Osama bin Laden's death. And while al-Qaeda is still a threat, homegrown terrorism presents a real danger in the short term.
He's the local face of terror-- a former Baltimore County man who plotted with al-Qaeda to kill Americans.
A Maryland man who once said he wanted to wage jihad against the United States renounced terrorism Friday as he was sentenced to 25 years for plotting to bomb a military recruiting center near Baltimore.
A former U.S. Army soldier accused of trying to provide support to a terrorist organization in Somalia has been ordered held pending his trial.
Though it's been over a decade since the terrorist attacks of 9/11, the government is working through lists of targets that need better protection.
Prosecutors are asking a judge to delay the trial of a juvenile accused in a terrorism plot due to the complexity of the case.
A high school honors student has pleaded not guilty in federal court in Philadelphia to charges he helped the American terror suspect dubbed "Jihad Jane" raise money and recruits.
Like countless people across the nation, many Maryland families were touched by tragedy on 9/11.
President Barack Obama's counterterrorism adviser says the administration is taking seriously the intelligence tip of a possible al-Qaida plot tied to the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
Former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld says he kept the Pentagon open after a terrorist attack 10 years ago today to send a message.
Senior U.S. officials say there's no evidence that anyone linked to al-Qaida has entered the country to carry out an attack on the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.
One of the few silver linings from 9/11 is that firefighters called to similar scenes are now better prepared for what they'll face.
Shaking ground and swaying buildings. For some in Washington and New York and elsewhere along the East Coast, their first thoughts turned to terrorism-- not nature.
Starting this fall, the TSA will pre-screen some frequent fliers then provide them access to expedited security in the trusted traveler program.
U.S. airports are still vulnerable to terror attacks, despite billions of dollars invested in security enhancements since 9/11, a Republican congressman said Wednesday.
Bin Laden is dead...so you think you're safe?
A western Maryland golf club wants to make Sept. 11 a day of happy memories for one lucky couple.
A new study released by the University of Maryland says Maryland could be a potential center for cyber security.
Members of Maryland's congressional delegation are praising a U.S. raid that killed Osama bin Laden, but say the country must remain vigilant.
Transit agencies in the Baltimore-Washington region are stepping up security as a precaution following Osama bin Laden's death.
A look at terrorism.
A man from Singapore has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for trying to funnel arms to a Sri Lankan terrorist group.
Prosecutors say Antonio Martinez was grinning from ear to ear as a plan to bomb a local military recruitment center was set into motion. But now his attorneys say it wasn't even his plan.
