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• Mass. man accused of plotting attack on Pentagon, Capitol
• Air Force employee resigns over alleged spy ring
• WikiLeaks chief denies sex allegations in unauthorized memoir
• Intel officials' emails posted after hack of cybersecurity group
• Flight on 9/11 anniversary ends in handcuffs for housewife
• White House takes possible terror threat seriously
• Officials: No signs to confirm 9/11 terror plot
• Virginian accused of making YouTube terror video
• Ex-Powell aide: Dick Cheney fears prosecution for war crimes
• Post-9/11, NYPD targets ethnic communities, partners with CIA
• Police shut down San Francisco transit station after protests
• Lawmakers seek to restore 9/11 panel
• Pakistan accused of masking contributions to US politicians
• More illegal immigrants from India crossing border
• 15 suspected illegal immigrants stranded on California isle
• DOJ to investigate deaths of 2 detainees in CIA custody
• Mistaken ID in FBI most-wanted profile?
• Bin Laden wife to return to Yemen: reports
• Railroads fined when cartels hide drugs on trains
• 40 years after leak, the Pentagon Papers are out
• Ship that buried bin Laden docks at Pearl Harbor
• National Guard border deployment extended
• Osama raid avenged CIA deaths, a secret until now
• Terrorist-turned-informant says Pakistan agency worked closely with terror group
• Chicago terror trial could complicate US-Pakistan relations
• Amtrak chief: Trains more vulnerable than planes
• Chicago trial could reveal Pakistan-militants link
• Feds to auction Unabomber's manifesto
• 1 year after Times Square scare, concerns endure
• WikiLeaks suspect to be housed with other inmates
• Gitmo inmate freed for informing on 123 others

• Panetta: US military can't make up NATO shortfalls
• Spy games come to New York for UN General Assembly
• Could model airplanes become a terrorist weapon?
• Consulate guard accused of trying to spy for China
• NYPD chief: We could take down plane if necessary
• Report: US building secret drone bases in Africa
• Air Force base 'standoff' just a false alarm
• 'Osama's alive,' alleged underwear bomber shouts
• Suspicious boxes prompt gate evacuation at Dulles
• Cops on alert over possible 9/11 'active plot'
• Ohio selling state prison to private company for $72 million
• NYPD confirms CIA officer works at department
• Post-9/11: Is US hiding too much public info?
• AWOL soldier indicted in Fort Hood bomb plot
• DEA: Drugs-for-missiles terror deal stopped
• Government lawyers backtrack on anthrax case
• US airports still have security vulnerabilities
• Panetta: Defeat of al-Qaida is 'within reach'
• New plan to defeat al-Qaida: 'Surgical' strikes, not costly wars
• US border security — expensive with mixed results
• Assange 'being treated like a caged animal': supporters
• Grand jury probes CIA in 2003 Iraq prison death
• Justice case against alleged leaker collapses
• Bin Laden trove of documents sharpen US aim
• 2 Iraqis charged in US with terrorism plotting
• Obama, in Europe, signs Patriot Act extension
• Al-Qaida bomber leaves behind a fingerprint
• Al-Qaida eyed oil tankers as bombing targets
• Miami imam to plead not guilty to terror charges
• Two held without bail in NYC terror plot
• Timeline: Al-Qaida's history of global militancy
• Petraeus may shake up CIA: 'He doesn't suffer fools'
• Terror list suspects allowed to buy guns in US

• US a cancer, alleged underwear bomber says in court
• Trial to begin for alleged underwear bomber
• Feds: Alleged terror plotter never posed threat to public
• Administration fights requests to release bin Laden images
• NY police eyed US citizens in secret intelligence effort
• Court: Padilla terror sentence was too lenient
• 11 hurt as scaffold fall shuts Calif. border crossing
• Broader security checks to reduce visa overstays
• FBI probes hacking of NBC News' Twitter account
• Terror threat called 'credible' for 9/11 anniversary
• Court case lifts lid on secret post 9/11 flights
• AG will investigate phone hacking report
• BART keeps cell service on despite protests that close four San Francisco stations
• US proposes ammonium nitrate regulations
• Norway attacks focus attention on US right-wing extremists
• Arizona launching fundraising website for border fence
• US to require gun-buyer information on border
• Member of terrorist group brought to US to stand trial
• NBC News: Hacker attack cripples al-Qaida Web communications
• 2 arrested in alleged terrorist plot against Seattle recruit center
• Linchpin in hunt for bin Laden back with al-Qaida
• Nuclear safety board criticizes $12 billion Hanford project
• Chicago businessman found guilty in terrorism trial
• Fingerprints in terror case unchecked for months
• Sources: US decides cyber attack can be 'act of war'
• Informant: Pakistani officer wanted Jewish center on Mumbai terrorists' list
• Prosecutor: Florida cleric dedicated to Taliban
• Feds chop $170 million in anti-terror funding
• Supreme Court won't revive torture lawsuit
• Supporter of Bradley Manning to sue feds
• Grand jury to hear evidence in WikiLeaks case
• Immigrants' fingerprinting program under scrutiny
• Did Obama taint WikiLeaks suspect's right to fair trial?