Abbie Fentress Swanson

The report addresses how Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab got on board Northwest Airlines Flight 253.

The blasts killed four Canadian soldiers, a female journalist, an Afghan civilian and eight Americans.

New York Police Department (NYPD) Commissioner Raymond Kelly says security for the upcoming trial of the September 11 terror attack suspects is going to cost much more than the initial estimate of $75 million dollars.

The scanners will be used on all flights headed to the United States.

David Levine, an artist whose witty caricatures illustrated The New York Review of Books for more than 40 years, died yesterday at age 83.

Iran's police chief threatened to show "no mercy" to protestors engaging in new opposition protests.

Anwar province hasn't seen explosions like these in months.

The attempted bombing of Flight 253 has brought to light leadership vacancies at two federal agencies.

Nobel peace laureate Shirin Ebadi's sister and a relative of Mir Hossein Mousavi were among those arrested today.

Holiday shoppers spent a little more this season, according to data released today.

Nearly a dozen people were killed in Tehran as anti-government protests erupted in violence Sunday. The nephew of Iran's chief opposition leader is among the dead, and police say dozens of officers were injured in the arrest of more than 300 protesters.

A suicide bombing targeting a Shiite Muslim procession in Karachi, Pakistan killed 25 people and wounded dozens more Monday.

Authorities worldwide are investigating the man who allegedly tried to blow up Flight 253.

Henry Winkler, fondly known as the "Fonz" for his roll as Arthur Fonzarelli on Happy Days, is making his stage debut as Captain Hook at London's New Wimbledon Theatre.

The Department of Commerce reports the economy grew at a rate of 2.2 percent in the third quarter.

The White House now has a cybersecurity expert on board.

A suicide bomber detonated his explosives outside a press club in the northwestern city of Peshawar, Pakistan today.

Alaina Reed-Amini, the Broadway star and TV actress best known for her long-running roles on Sesame Street and the sitcom 227, died last week at age 63.

Two 60-vote hurdles down, one more to go for the Senate.