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On September 12, 2001, Worldview presented views from various scholars on why the terrorist attacks happened and the possible consequences for U.S. foreign policy.

As protests in Syria enter their sixth month and international support for President Assad dwindles, preparations for various transitional councils are underway. But competing interests have complicated the process of establishing a unified leadership.

There are indications that a man charged with trying to put a bomb in a busy Chicago neighborhood may plead guilty.Sami Samir Hassoun, known as the Wrigleyville bomber, gave some bizarre and revolving reasons for wanting to plant a bomb in a neighborhood on Chicago's north side.

As Norway struggles to comprehend last week's brutal twin attacks, Norwegians are starting to question whether their open and free society has been too lax in tolerating extremist views.Hours before the bombing in central Oslo and a shooting rampage that killed at least 76 people, self-described per

Yesterday, a jury found Chicago businessman Tahawwur Rana guilty of providing material support to terrorist organizations and of plotting an attack on a Danish newspaper. He was found not guilty of helping plot the 2008 Mumbai, India attacks that killed at least 164 people.Dr.

A jury has acquitted a Chicago man of helping plan the 2008 attacks in Mumbai, India that claimed at least 164 lives. But his attorneys are vowing to fight the two counts on which he was found guilty, including helping a terrorist organization.

A jury on Wednesday begins to consider the fate of a Chicago businessman accused of helping plot the 2008 terrorist attacks in Mumbai, India.The trial of Tahawwur Rana has drawn an unusually diverse sampling of international media outlets to the federal courthouse in downtown Chicago.