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FBI: Aurora man wanted to join al-Qaida in Syria
Chicago TribuneAn 18-year-old Aurora man with ties to a foiled attempt last year to bomb a downtown Chicago bar was arrested as he was about to travel to the Middle East to join the al-Qaida terrorist network, federal officials said Saturday. Abdella Ahmad Tounisi, a...Tags: Trials, Sports, FBI, Services and Shopping, Religious Conflicts
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Syrian Islamist group acknowledges ties to Al Qaeda
BEIRUT — The leader of Al Nusra Front, militant Islamist fighters whose role in the Syria uprising has raised concerns in Washington, acknowledged Wednesday for the first time his group's affiliation with Al Qaeda and the extremist movement’...
Tags: Religion and Belief, Iraq, Al-Qaeda, Islam, Directorate for Inter-Services Intelligence
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Hearing postponed for teen charged with trying to join al-Qaida
Tribune reporterA detention hearing was postponed today for an Aurora teen charged with planning to travel to Syria to join al-Qaida. A very slight Abdella Ahmed Tounisi, 18, stood in an orange baggy jail jumpsuit but said little during the brief appearance at the...Tags: Trials, Court Preliminary, U.S. Department of State, FBI, Al-Qaeda
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Mikati warns of dangers from Syria in days ahead
The Lebanon Daily StarCaretaker Prime Minister Najib Mikati warned Monday of the dangers Lebanon would face in the upcoming period in light of events in Syria, but voiced optimism that government formation would not drag on and that a solution regarding a new electoral law was...Tags: National Government, Lebanon, Government, Tripoli (Libya), Najib Mikati
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Lebanese Salafists call for jihad in Syria
The Lebanon Daily StarTwo Lebanese Salafist sheikhs called Monday for a jihad to defend Sunnis in war-ravaged Syria following what they said was Hezbollah's involvement in the Syrian fighting on the side of President Bashar Assad's forces. The calls by Sidon's Sheikh Ahmad...Tags: National Government, Lebanon, Justice and Rights, Government, Tripoli (Libya)
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COLUMN: What next after Boston?
The last time there was a terrorist attack on America, we got the Department of Homeland Security and the Transportation Security Administration. Each entity has spent billions to keep us safe, but neither could stop two brothers, Tamerlan, a permanent...Tags: National Government, Sports, Tamerlan Tsarnaev, FBI, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
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Obama minces words in addressing the Boston bombing
WASHINGTON - Terrorism is speech -- speech that gathers its audience by killing innocents as theatrically as possible. The 19th-century anarchist Paul Brousse called it "propaganda by deed." Accordingly, the Boston Marathon attack, the first successful...
Tags: Barack Obama, White House, Sports, Gabrielle Giffords, Religion and Belief
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Aurora man accused of terror link
An 18-year-old Aurora man with ties to a foiled attempt last year to bomb a downtown Chicago bar was arrested as he was about to travel to the Middle East to join al-Qaida, federal officials said Saturday. Abdella Ahmad Tounisi, a U.S. citizen, was...Tags: Trials, Sports, FBI, Services and Shopping, Police Arrests
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Boston Herald Peter Gelzinis column
Boston HeraldBoston Police Commissioner Ed Davis admitted yesterday he was stunned when he saw pictures of the city's downtown streets vacant on a Friday afternoon. "'Holy bleep!' I said to one of my guys, 'They listened to us,' " Davis recalled with a kind of weary...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Sports, Bleep (euphemism), Justice System, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Chicago Muslims condemn actions of Boston bombing suspects
Condemnation. That was the immediate response of Chicago Muslims when reports surfaced that the Boston Marathon bombing suspects shared their faith. As a manhunt for one of the suspects unfolded Friday, Islamic communities across Illinois gathered for...Tags: Sports, Family, Media Industry, Religion and Belief, Religious Conflicts
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Keeping Guantanamo prison open necessary
I felt I had to reply to the letter to the editor, "Guantanamo prison an affront to human rights." The writer seems to be awfully concerned about the human rights of terrorists and enemy combatants detained at Gitmo. I'm sorry, but I cannot shed any...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Human Rights, Justice and Rights, Politics, Civil Rights
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Terrorism suspect sentenced to 10 years prison
A man accused of moving to Central Florida so he could train to commit acts of radical Islamic terrorism was sentenced to 10 years in federal prison Thursday. Jonathan Jimenez admitted to making controversial statements to an FBI informant, but has...
Tags: Trials, Punishment, Prisons, FBI, Religious Conflicts
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Apr 21, 2013
|Column| South Bend Tribune
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|Story| Chicago Tribune
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|Story| Chicago Tribune
Apr 18, 2013
|Story| Allentown Morning Call
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