It’s almost a little bit too easy to pick on the TSA these days. Not that they’re making it any easier on themselves by patting down a 3-year-old boy with a leg cast.
Duane Jackson, the salesman who alerted police about a car bomb in May 2010, says the experience prompted him to get more involved in his city.
Traveling abroad? Be careful what you tweet
It sounds custom-made for a “too soon” warning.
Two incidents in airplane bathrooms put fighter jets, bomb squads and FBI centers to work on the 10th anniversary of 9/11.
At Milk Gallery in New York’s Meatpacking District, the activity this time of year usually centers on Fashion Week. Yet enter the main gallery and you’ll see dozens of stark, emotional portraits that are the very opposite of haute couture. There are firemen and soldiers; politicians and survivors. Some were household names even before 8:46 [...]
It’s not your average coloring book that depicts the burning Twin Towers and the killing of Osama bin Laden. We Shall Never Forget 9/11: The Kids’ Book of Freedom does just that, and much more, in an attempt to “educate.”
In just three seconds, a hijacker could take over a plane. How? By waiting for the pilot to go to the bathroom.
Video footage is quickly appearing around the web that documents the aftermath of the Olso explosion has that damaged several government buildings, injured many and, so far, killed seven people, according to CBS.
As a masked mujahideen finishes off the victim fallen flat on the back with a rifle, his eye glares a sinister white. It’s not out of a bad horror movie, but from an upcoming jihadist propaganda—for kids.
