Homeland Security
Three years after a three-day siege in Mumbai, India, we must contemplate the possibility a of multiple-location multiple-attacker assault happening here
Like al-Qaeda, Lashkar-e-Taiba too has a universalist ideology focused on establishing a universal Islamic Caliphate through the instrument of jihad
Ray Kelly told CBS’s 60 Minutes Sunday that after Sept. 11, city can’t rely on the federal government alone
Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly has credited intelligence efforts with thwarting terrorist attacks
The defendant was sentenced in 2008 to 2 1/2 years in prison for defrauding the fund
The monument listed the names of the mayor, township committee members and town administrator
Much of the NYPD’s intelligence-gathering was conducted by a secret team called the Demographics Unit
As we reflected, we were touched by readers’ thought-provoking reactions to the tragedy 10 years ago
Documents: Bin Laden’s personal assistant said he was bored in Afghanistan, requested a suicide mission
Police searched the bags of passengers at the entrance to a subway station
Abel Paniagua worked on the security team for the two federal buildings
The threat involving possible bombings was shared with New York and Washington police
CSIs surrounded by evidence of mankind’s capacity for evil
The final two major 9/11 memorials will be dedicated this weekend amid fresh waves of the controversy
Homeland Security secretary says there is ‘lots of chatter’
Bloomberg: no one should generalize about any group, but cops must respond to the threat of criminal activity
Authorities say the tunnel may have smuggled people into US
Jubair Ahmad is a Pakistani native and was arrested Friday
Sean Joyce has been named the agency’s new deputy director
The security ramp-up around the country underscores a shift in policing
The Demographics Unit, a squad of 16 officers fluent in at least 5 languages, was told to map ethnic communities
AP analysis uncovered schemes beset with shady dealings, questionable expenses and dubious intentions
The suspect was seven years old on September 11, 2001
Police Spokesman Paul Browne: NYPD has nothing to apologize for
Online maps offer an interesting case study: Millions of people use them, but terrorists might access
Karen Cooney knows it would be worse if she still lived in NYC
Responder who worked at Ground Zero: ‘Totally heartbroken’
Sept. 11 sent waves of grief far beyond America
Under Secure Communities, the FBI shares the fingerprints with Homeland Security to look for potentially deportable immigrants
Sept. 11 was a convergence of the worst possible problems in communication technology