San Bernardino killers revealed personal details in visa application
Syed Rizwan Farook told U.S. immigration officials in early 2014 that he had met his future wife on an "online website" and they decided to meet in Saudi Arabia after...
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Scrutiny of Tashfeen Malik’s fiancee visa fell short, congressional investigators say
Immigration officials failed to sufficiently scrutinize Tashfeen Malik's petition to enter the U.S. to get married, allowing her in with an unverified assertion from her fiance and untranslated Arabic passport...
San Bernardino shooter messaged Facebook friends about her support for jihad
San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik sent at least two private messages on Facebook to a small group of Pakistani friends in 2012 and 2014, pledging her support for Islamic jihad...
Enrique Marquez focus of intrigue and mystery in San Bernardino terrorism probe
Ten days into the San Bernardino massacre investigation, Enrique Marquez has emerged as a focus of both intrique and mystery. The childhood friend of one of the shooters has provided...
Neighbor who bought rifles used in Calif. attack deeply tied to gunman
The ties between San Bernardino mass shooter Syed Rizwan Farook and his shy, younger neighbor ran deep long before last week's massacre at the Inland Regional Center. Enrique Marquez spent...
Feds probe whether San Bernardino attack’s explosives are linked to al-Qaida website, source says
Investigators are trying to determine whether explosives left at the scene of the mass shooting in San Bernardino on Wednesday that left 14 dead were based on a design found...
Are air marshals still needed to protect skies 14 years after 9/11?
After the 9/11 attacks, the federal government assembled a small army of undercover air marshals to protect U.S. flights and prevent similar hijackings. The prestigious, new law enforcement job drew...
Radical, but alone: S.C. shooting suspect a new trend in terror, experts say
Dylann Roof seemed to be wandering through this small suburb with a set of racist views and little else: no school, no friends, no clique with which to associate. Law...
Hastert indictment casts spotlight on days as teacher, claims of sex abuse
Indicted former U.S. House Speaker Dennis Hastert was paying off a man to conceal sexual abuse from decades earlier, when Hastert taught and coached at a high school in Chicago's...
Growing police use of military equipment faces scrutiny
The image of Ferguson, Mo., police officers in camouflage pointing high-caliber rifles from armored vehicles at unarmed protesters has crystallized a debate over whether a decades-long flow of military-grade equipment...