WASHINGTON, — Fifteen years after the September 11 attacks, US anti-terror officials say the country is hardened against such well-developed plots but remains as vulnerable as ever to small and especially home-grown attacks.
A US government watchdog has added the names of 71 companies to its “red list” of firms that solicit American investors without a license.
Millions of Verizon customer records were left exposed in a loosely secure database by an Israeli technology company, ZDNet reported.
The Texas girl who vanished walking her dog was viciously beaten to death with a hammer over a drug deal, police said.
Shock, confusion and terror marred September 11, 2001, precisely 14 years ago, when New York’s iconic World Trade Center towers were struck by two commercial airliners, leaving a nation in despair and a world suddenly less certain.
Police forcefully held down a man with only one leg when they may have mistaken his crutches for weapons, video shows.
A total of 14 people were charged for their alleged roles in a $147 million stock manipulation scheme involving publicly traded companies on Wednesday.
The National Office of Vigilance against Anti-Semitism (BNVCA) in France issued a public condemnation on Monday of an attack that occurred this Shabbat, in which a 13-year-old Jewish boy was assaulted by three anti-Semites as they shouted “dirty Jew.”
Police arrested 13 ultra-Orthodox men during a protest in front of the home of the Kiryat Gat chief rabbi on Monday. The demonstrators were protesting against the drafting of ultra-Orthodox community members into the IDF.
Israel Police’s corruption unit arrested 13 people on Wednesday following a months-long undercover investigation into the Israel Aerospace Industries.
