A Pakistani woman suspected of links to al Qaeda was indicted on Tuesday on federal charges of attempted murder and assault of U.S. soldiers during a confrontation in Afghanistan in July.
Aafia Siddiqui, 36, a U.S.-trained neuroscientist, resurfaced in August after being declared missing for five years by human rights groups. She was flown by the United States to New York from Afghanistan.
Pakistani indicted in NY for attack on U.S. soldiers
A former Raytheon employee has filed a federal lawsuit against the defense giant, alleging the company...
A group of children and relatives of U.S. officers who were held in a Nazi German...
Islamic State's second in command Abu Mohammad al-Adnani has been killed in Syria. He was widely...
