Islamists vow bin Laden death will not mute Jihad call
Members of militant Islamist forums vowed on Monday to avenge the U.S. killing of Osama bin Laden, while others prayed the news was not true.Full story
13 soldiers killed as Algerian president promises reform
Islamist extremists attacked an army post and killed at least 13 soldiers watching the Algerian president's televised speech promising reforms, security officials said Saturday. Full story
Netanyahu says Israel, Russia face common threats
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in Moscow on Thursday that Russia and Israel will face a common threat if "radical Islamist" states acquire nuclear weapons, Russian news agencies reported. Full story
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Muslims outraged over King’s hearing
Imam Feisal Abdul Rauf of the Masjid al-Farah Mosque explains whether Rep. Peter King’s Congressional hearings, which some have called a “witch hunt,” will do more harm, than good.
France arrests 12 in anti-terror sweep
French authorities arrested 12 accused miltants who allegedly have ties to suspected Islamic extremists. NBC's Stephanie Gosk reports.
In Philippines, U.S. wins battle by not fighting
In a fight that's lasted almost as long as the one in Afghanistan, U.S. Special Forces have been helping to wage a battle against Islamic militants in Southeast Asia. NBC's Adrienne Mong reports.
Mosque causing 'anguish' for 9/11 survivors
America's 9/11 Foundation's Nick Leishen discusses why the 9/11 support group is against building a mosque near ground zero.
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