Anonymous Hackers Say They’ll Target Terrorists With #OpCharlieHebdo Following Paris Attacks
The loosely organized hacking group says it will target the social media accounts of “terrorists.”
Charlie Hebdo Attacks: Officials Race To Sort Out Al Qaeda Links
If al Qaeda is behind the shootings, it could signal more attacks on Western targets, but it wouldn't necessarily mean the terrorism group is making a major comeback.
Charlie Hebdo Al Qaeda Connection: Militants Claim Responsibility For Paris Magazine Attack
The Yemen branch of al Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack at weekly satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris on Wednesday.
Cherif Kouachi, Charlie Hebdo Killer, Told French TV He Was Sent By Al Qaeda
Shortly before being killed by special forces, one of the Charlie Hebdo attackers spoke to a reporter.
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Al Qaeda Leader Met With Charlie Hebdo Suspect; Anwar Al Awlaki Had Trained Terror Suspects For Years
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Counterterrorism Talks In Paris To Be Attended By US Attorney General Eric Holder
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Britain's MI5 Chief Warns Al Qaeda In Syria Planning Mass Attacks On West
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Charlie Hebdo Attack: Why Muhammad Cartoons Sparked Outrage Among Muslim Attackers
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Charlie Hebdo Shooting: Past Connections Of Kouachi Brothers Point To Possible Al Qaeda, ISIS Involvement
It is not clear which militant group the attackers belonged to or whether the attack on Charlie Hebdo was a “lone-wolf” one.
US Drone Strike Kills Six Suspected Militants In Northwest Pakistan
The strike comes as Pakistani officials debate plans to strengthen a crackdown on the Taliban insurgency.
US Hits Al Qaeda Affiliate In Somalia With Airstrike, Targeting Senior Leader, Results Not Known
It was not known if the senior leader who was targeted had been killed.
At Least 39 Taliban Militants Killed In Airstrikes And Clashes In Pakistan's Restive Northwest
The latest offensive comes barely a day after the army claimed it killed a Taliban commander who facilitated the Peshawar school attack.
Syrian Rebels Merge Into 'Levant Front,' Gain Ground In North
Backed by the U.S., so-called moderate groups in the north of the country have united and renamed themselves the Levant Front.
Drone Strikes Kill 7 Militants In Pakistan's Waziristan; 'Commander Saddam' Killed In Separate Operation
The Pakistani army has intensified its operations in North Waziristan after a Taliban attack on a school last week killed over 130 children.
Pakistan Sets Up Military Courts To Try Terrorism Cases, Enacts New Policies Against Militants
Pakistan's Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif outlined a 20-point plan to combat terrorism in the wake of the deadly Peshawar school attacks.
Navy SEAL Robert O'Neill, Who Killed Osama Bin Laden, Under Investigation For Possible Information Leak
The Naval Criminal Investigative Service is investigating O'Neill over allegations that he may have leaked classified information.
Al-Qaeda In Indian Subcontinent Criticizes Pakistani Taliban For Peshawar School Massacre
Al Qaeda's Indian franchise said in a statement it is "forbidden to target ... places where ordinary Muslims could be harmed."
Pakistan Military Kills 77 Militants After Attack On A School In Peshawar
The intensified military offensives follow the attack on a school in Peshawar, where 148 people were killed by Taliban militants.
Peter Kassig Negotiations: US Backed Secret Talks Between Al-Qaeda Clerics, Islamic State, In Attempt To Free American Hostage: Report
An investigation by the Guardian has revealed that al Qaeda-linked clerics attempted to secure the release of Peter Kassig from ISIS.
Taliban Storms School In Peshawar, Pakistan; At Least 126 Killed, Including Over 100 Children
The rampage in Pakistan's restive city of Peshawar left about 126 people dead. All six militants who launched the attack are now dead.
Abu Anas Al-Libi Case: Bin Laden Letters Sought As Evidence By Federal Prosecutors In Terror Trial
Abu Anas al-Libi is suspected of helping orchestrate the 1998 attacks on U.S. embassies in Kenya and Tanzania.
Mali Government Exchanged 4 Prisoners To Free French Hostage Serge Lazarevic: Report
French hostage Serge Lazarevic was released by al Qaeda last week after three years in captivity.
Terrorists Disguised As Women: Al Qaeda Militants Attempt Border Crossing In Yemen Wearing Niqabs
Among the contents found inside the vehicle were a so-called suicide belt and several firearms.
US Attacked Iraq Based On False Report Of Saddam Hussein's Ties To Al Qaeda: Sen. Carl Levin
The George W. Bush administration relied on a false report to justify the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003, Sen. Carl Levin said Thursday.
Iraq's Western Sunni Tribes Are Organizing Into Militias To Fight ISIS
Sunni tribesmen in Iraq are fighting their fellow Sunnis in the Islamic State group. They are a key element in defending Baghdad.
Al Qaeda In Yemen Fire Rockets At US Forces In Retaliation To Luke Somers' Rescue Mission
Ansar al-Shariah, an al Qaeda affiliate, reportedly claimed responsibility for the attack on Al Anad air base.
Al Qaeda In Yemen Blames US For Death Of Hostages In Raid
An official of the militant group argued that Washington had "foolishly" chosen armed force over negotiation.
Al Qaeda In Mali Releases French Hostage Serge Lazarevic; Sparks Debate Over Ransom, Prisoner Exchange
Lazarevic was kidnapped from his hotel, along with another French citizen, three years ago, and has appeared in many videos by the group.
Difference Between Al-Qaeda And ISIS: Senior AQAP Leader Holds 'Press Conference,' Said Beheadings Are 'Big Mistake'
A senior al Qaeda leader denounced beheadings and outlined the group's strategy to defeat the U.S. in a video "press conference."
Luke Somers Rescue Attempt Won't Be Reviewed By Pentagon
The failed rescue attempt of Luke Somers is just the latest such operation to go bad.
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