The Bush administration would "love" to capture 9/11 terror mastermind Osama bin Laden during the remaining 30 days left with it, US Vice President Dick Cheney said. Visit this link to read more: Bush would 'love' to capture Osama before end of term

The Bush administration would "love" to capture 9/11 terror mastermind Osama bin Laden during the remaining 30 days left with it, US Vice President Dick Cheney said. Visit this link to read more: 'Bush would love to capture Osama'

The outgoing US president has ruled out any debate on whether his actions after the 9/11 attacks had resulted in safety for the country. Visit this link to read more: Bush: I kept America safe after 9/11

In the wake of intelligence reports warning of possible 9/11 like terror strikes, the Indian Air Force has deployed its MiG 29 fighter aircraft at Hindon air base. Visit this link to read more: MIG 29 fighters deployed at Hindon for Delhi's security

The following article is by Howard Zinn a historian, playwright, and social activist. This current financial crisis is a major way-station on the way to the collapse of the American empire. The first important sign was at 9/11 attacks, with the most heavily-armed nation in the world shown to be vulnerable to a handful of hijackers. And now, another sign is that: both major parties rushing to get an agreement to spend 700 billion dollars of taxpayers' money to save the huge financial institutions which are notable for two characteristics: That is incompetence and greed.There is a much better solution to the current financial crisis. But it requires discarding what has been conventional wisdom for too long: that government intervention in the economy must be avoided like the plague, because the free market will guide the economy towards growth and justice.Let's face a historical truth: America has never had a free market , it has always had government intervention in the economy, and indeed that intervention has been welcomed by the captains of finance and industry. They had no quarrel with big government when it served their needs. It started way back, when... Visit this link to read more: From Empire to Democracy

Chaudiri Abdul Majeed and Sultan Bashiruddin Mahmood, who held a series of senior posts in Pakistani nuke programme, went to Taliban headquarters in Kandahar in mid-August 2001 and spent three days with bin Laden who was keen on acquiring weapons of mass destruction, the book says. Visit this link to read more: Pak scientists offered Osama nukes before 9/11: Book

Barely a month before the 9/11 terror attacks, two Pakistani nuclear scientists met up with Osama bin Laden and offered to supply him with atomic weapons, according to a book. Visit this link to read more: 'AQ Khan offered Osama nukes before 9/11'

Barely a month before the 9/11 terror attacks, two Pakistani nuclear scientists, said to be close to disgraced Abdul Qadeer Khan, met up with al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden and offered to supply him with atomic weapons. Visit this link to read more: Pak scientists offered bin Laden N-weapons before 9/11: Report

Barely a month before the 9/11 terror attacks, two Pakistani nuclear scientists met up with Osama bin Laden and offered to supply him with atomic weapons, according to a book. Visit this link to read more: A Q Khan offered Osama N-weapons before 9/11: Book

The surviving section of a staircase used by people escaping the World Trade Center on 9/11 has been moved for a final time. Visit this link to read more: Ground Zero staircase moved to final resting place

United States Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff has said the absence of an operational incident manager -- as was developed in the US after the 9/11 attack -- clearly was a major problem during the Mumbai terror attacks, where there was a glaring lack of coordination between various departments and agencies. Visit this link to read more: 'Lack of coordination in Mumbai attacks glaring'

'The United States was short-sighted. It focused on just getting Pakistan to focus on the Al Qaeda leadership, and rewarded Pakistan for that, and sort of turned a blind eye even to Pakistani support for the Taliban and to these militants,' says Lisa Curtis, a former South Asia analyst at the CIA. Visit this link to read more: 'US erred in not shutting down LeT after 9/11'

A group of relatives of 9/11 victims denounce the Guantanamo war crimes trials as illegitimate and unfair. Visit this link to read more: 9/11 families condemn tribunals

Faced with intelligence inputs of a possible threat from the skies on the patern of 9/11, the Indian Air Force has decided to instal highly-sophisticated radar in Delhi to detect 'rogue' low-flying aircraft. Visit this link to read more: IAF to deploy Aerostat radar to secure Delhi

The five men charged with co-ordinating the Sept 11 attacks have shocked the court and victims' relatives with their decision to plead guilty. Visit this link to read more: 9/11 suspects want to plead guilty

GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE: The alleged mastermind of the Sept. 11 attacks and four co-defendants told a military judge Monday they want to immediately Visit this link to read more: 9/11 suspects ask to make ''confessions'' at Gitmo

Five men charged with plotting the September 11 attacks told a military judge on Monday that they want to immediately confess at their war-crimes tribunal at Guantanamo Bay. Visit this link to read more: US says 9/11 plotters want to confess

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed said Monday he will confess to masterminding the Sept. 11 attacks, throwing his death-penalty trial into disarray and shocking victims' relatives who watched from behind a glass partition. Visit this link to read more: Confessions throw Gitmo 9/11 trials into confusion

The United States has offered to share with India its best practices since 9/11 as it restructures its response to counter-terrorism in the wake of the Mumbai terror attacks. Visit this link to read more: US offers post-9/11 expertise after attack

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed indicates he wants to confess to terrorism charges that could bring the death penalty. Visit this link to read more: I want to confess, says 9/11 suspect at tribunal

Alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other defendants of the case have requested a hearing session to confess. Visit this link to read more: 9/11 mastermind wants to come clean?

Five men charged with plotting the 9/11 attacks told a military judge that they want to immediately confess at their war-crimes tribunal at Guantanamo Bay. Visit this link to read more: 9/11 plotters set to confess in Gitmo trial

Five men charged with plotting the September 11 attacks told a military judge on Monday that they want to immediately confess at their war-crimes tribunal at Guantanamo Bay. Visit this link to read more: 9/11 suspects ask to make 'confessions' at Gitmo

Three alleged 9/11 plotters who say they want to make confessions at their war-crimes trial have postponed entering pleas until the military determines their co-defendants are mentally competent. Visit this link to read more: 9/11 suspects delay pleas pending mental hearings

A senior alQaeda suspect has said he wants to confess to killing thousands of people in the September 11 attacks in a move which could speed up his execution. Visit this link to read more: Alleged 9/11 mastermind wants to confess to plot

<strong>By Joseph A. Lopisi </strong><br>Mark my words. President Obama will follow in the footsteps of his predecessors by not holding his predecessor, George W. Bush and members of his administration, liable for violating the United States Constitution and criminally responsible for treason, 9/11, financial fraud, mass murder and war crimes Visit this link to read more: Obama Will Not Prosecute Bush And Cheney

After a severe beating of security arrangements at the hands of terrorists coming through the sea route to commit 26/11, the government is now trying to piece together a plan to declare airspace over strategic installations no-fly zones to prevent 9/11-type attacks. Visit this link to read more: Govt working on plan to prevent aerial attacks

Alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four co-defendants tell a judge at Guantanamo they want to plead guilty. Visit this link to read more: Top 9/11 suspects to plead guilty

Families of 9/11 victims are due to see alleged planner Khalid Sheikh Mohammed at a hearing in Guantanamo. Visit this link to read more: Top 9/11 suspect to face families

Caught napping by terrorists who took the sea route to Mumbai, the government is believed to be piecing together a plan that may see airspace over strategic installations being declared a no-fly zone to prevent 9/11 type attacks. Visit this link to read more: After sea, Govt looking to secure skies over oil property