Archive for September 2025
Luigi Mangione: Judge tosses 2 state murder charges related to act of terrorism
A judge dismissed two murder charges related to acts of terrorism as Luigi Mangione, the accused killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, made his first Manhattan courtroom appearance in five months on Tuesday. Judge Gregory Carro tossed out the most severe charge, first-degree murder, accusing Mangione of murder as a crime of terrorism. The judge…
Read MoreAlberta man was ISIS propagandist, police say
Writing under the alias “Sulaiman Dawood al-Kanadie,” he penned fiery propaganda for the Islamic State about attacks that would dwarf Sept. 11, 2001. In the ISIS magazine Voice of Khurasan, he praised the terror group’s late leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, demonized Jews and lectured about fighting jihad. But the internet wasn’t as anonymous as he…
Read MoreTyler Robinson set to face formal charges in shooting death of Charlie Kirk
Formal charges are expected to be announced on Tuesday against Tyler Robinson, the alleged assassin accused of shooting Charlie Kirk during an event at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10. Utah County Attorney Jeff Gray is set to hold a news conference to announce the charges against Robinson after they are filed in the late…
Read MoreMan convicted for attempting to give classified information on US Air Force systems to Russia
A 67-year-old South Dakota man has been sent to prison for over 10 years after being convicted of attempting to disclose classified information on U.S. Air Force systems to the Russian government, officials said. The U.S. Department of Justice announced on Monday that John Murray Rowe from Lead, South Dakota, was sentenced to 126 months…
Read MoreAttack at a police station in Colombia by FARC dissidents kills 1, injures 4
Dissidents of the now-defunct Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia attacked a police station in southwestern Colombia Sunday, killing a police officer and wounding four people, authorities said. The army said on X that troops entered the town of Carmelo, in the Cauca department, to restore order after “terrorist actions” that appeared to be in response…
Read More18-year-old from Cape Cod charged in connection with school shooting threat
An 18-year-old from Cape Cod is being held on charges that he threatened to commit a school shooting in Massachusetts. Ian Fotheringham of Falmouth faces a charge of threatened use of a deadly weapon in a public building, Cape & Islands District Attorney Robert J. Galibois and Falmouth police Chief Jeff Lourie announced on Friday.…
Read MoreUkraine strikes one of Russia’s top oil refineries, causing explosions and sparking fire
The oil facility is one of Russia’s largest, and is responsible for producing more than 350,000 barrels of crude oil daily. Kyiv says clamping down on Russia’s oil industry, which it says finances the Kremlin’s war, will pressure them towards agreeing to negotiate an end to the fighting. Ukrainian drones struck one of Russia’s largest…
Read MoreUtah man arrested for threat of terrorism after explosive device found underneath news media vehicle
A Magna man has been arrested on multiple charges related to weapons of mass destruction and the threat of terrorism after a federal investigation led to the evacuation of multiple homes in the area on Friday. The investigation followed the discovery of an explosive located underneath a news media vehicle in Salt Lake City. Adeeb…
Read MoreHamas and Hezbollah among groups relisted by Australia for counter-terrorism sanctions
A trio of extremist organisations including Hamas, along with other entities and individuals, have been relisted for counter-terrorism financing sanctions. Palestinian groups Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad, and Lebanese group Hezbollah, along with 30 other entities and 10 individuals, have been relisted by the federal government for sanctions. The listings expire every three years and…
Read MoreSan Antonio teen charged in school terror plot his mom allegedly aided cops plea deal
A San Antonio 13-year-old pleaded guilty Friday to charges related to a plot to carry out mass violence at Rhodes Middle School. The boy entered a plea of “true” to an arson charge, a second-degree felony, in the 436th Juvenile District Court, presided by Judge William “Cruz” Shaw. A “true” plea is the juvenile court…
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