U.S. Blocking Assets of Terror Suspects
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The Bush administration moved Tuesday to block the assets of two Saudi men accused of providing support to Osama bin Laden's al-Qaida terror network, Adel Batterjee and Saad al-Faqih.
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THE Bush Administration suffered a serious setback in its efforts to prosecute suspected terrorists at Guantanamo Bay after a federal court yesterday halted proceedings in the case of Osama bin Ladenâs driver.
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Two men accused of links to the al-Qaida terror network appeared before U.S. military review panels Wednesday while four other prisoners refused to attend their hearings at the U.S. base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Federal judge Victor Marrero who presides US District Court in New York City struct down Wednesday a key part of the US Patriot Act which granted to the FBI surveillance powers to demand company records from businesses without court approval as
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LONDON -- Britain&#39;s highest court harshly condemned yesterday one of the most hotly disputed elements of the country&#39;s anti-terrorist strategy -- a law allowing some foreign suspects to be locked up indefinitely with no charge.
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Deals are being sought to allow the UK to deport terror suspects to their home countries.
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The United States will release the  last four Britons and an Australian held as terrorism suspects  for about three years without charges at the U.S. naval base at  Guantanamo Bay in Cuba, the Pentagon said on Tuesday.
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High-profile terror arrests like  those recently made in Britain are unlikely in the United  States as militants hatch their plans abroad in hopes of  evading U.S. detection, experts and former officials say.
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Two terrorist suspects lose their High Court battle to avoid extradition to the US.
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The U.S. government has no "hard and fast" rules for deciding who gets put on the secret no-fly list of terror suspects barred from boarding airliners, the Transportation Security Administration said in court papers Friday.
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The arrest of 14 people in Spain in a suspected Islamist bomb plot has fueled concerns over U.S. security as Bush administration officials are turning their attention to potential election-year threats, Attorney General Michael Mukasey said on Friday.
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The Bush administration must let foreign terror suspects challenge their confinement in U.S. courts, a judge said Monday in a ruling that found unconstitutional the hearing system set up by the Pentagon.
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Fourteen "high-value" terrorism suspects who were transferred last year to the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo, Cuba, from secret CIA prisons have been given legal forms to request lawyers, The Washington Post reported on Friday.
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Britain has frozen the assets of an Islamic group it suspects of acting on behalf of Saudi dissident Saad al-Fagih, who has been named by the United Nations as a suspected al Qaeda associate.
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Legal experts criticized the Bush administration Wednesday for barring the news media from military hearings for 14 terror suspects in Guantanamo Bay.
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A key part of the Patriot Act, a  central plank of the Bush Administration's war on terror, was  ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge on Wednesday, in the  latest blow to U.S. security policies.
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The United States on Wednesday froze the U.S. assets of nine people and two businesses in the border area of Brazil, Argentina and Paraguay who Washington said helped funnel millions of dollars to Lebanon's Hezbollah.