Al Qaeda's Abandoned NY Stock Exchange Plot Revealed

(WASHINGTON) -- Top U.S. security officials have revealed that the government's recently exposed surveillance programs led them to an al Qaeda cell that plotted and scouted, but ultimately abandone... Read More

Patriots' Aaron Hernandez to Be Questioned About a Murder, Sources Say

(BOSTON) -- Massachusetts investigators plan to interview New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez in connection with the murder of a man police call an "associate" of player No. 81, ABC News... Read More

Feds: Serial Bike Bomber on the Loose, Times Square Just One Target

(NEW YORK) -- Federal authorities announced Tuesday a new push to track down the man or woman who used a bicycle for their getaway when they tried to blow up a military recruiting station in New Yo... Read More

Slimy Substance Closes Lake Michigan Beaches

(PORTER, Ind.) -- Officials remain baffled as to how a dark, slick substance that forced dozens of swimmers out of the water at a northwest Indiana beach mysteriously vanished. "They ch... Read More

Man Charged in Alleged Frontier Airlines Bomb Threat

(DENVER) -- Charges have been filed against a Colorado man accused of making threats onboard a Frontier Airlines flight last weekend. Mark Bote, 23, of Thornton, Colo., is accused of cla... Read More

‘Tweet’ Now an Official Word in Oxford English Dictionary

(NEW YORK) -- The last time you wanted to vent about your family or co-workers within the space of 140 characters, you didn’t “submit a post to the microblogging service known as Twitte... Read More

Military Services to Reveal Plans to Integrate Women in Combat

(WASHINGTON) -- In a few years women could be in training to become Army Rangers and Navy SEALs under plans to be announced Tuesday by the military services for integrating women into combat units.... Read More

NSA Leaker Edward Snowden Denies Being a Spy for China

(LONDON) -- Edward Snowden, the man who claims to be behind a stunning slew of top secret information leaks from the National Security Agency, mocked the idea that he was a spy for the Chinese gove... Read More

Three Naval Academy Football Players Facing Rape Charges

(ANNAPOLIS, Md.) -- The U.S. Naval Academy says it has plans to charge three football players in connection with the rape of a female midshipman that allegedly took place in April 2012.... Read More

Report: More Than 190,000 Lost, Stolen Guns on US Streets

(WASHINGTON) -- Just how many unregistered or stolen guns are available on the streets? A new report by the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives finds t... Read More