Aviation Officials Cleared in Probe Of Statements to 9/11 Commission
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Investigators found no evidence that aviation officials intentionally misled the Sept. 11 commission when they made inaccurate statements about their response to the 2001 terrorist attacks but recommended that two officials face "appropriate administrative action" for failing to correct the record,...
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Britain gave the all clear on Thursday to one of four aircraft being monitored for radiation in an ever widening probe into the death from poisoning of a former Russian spy that has heightened tensions with Moscow.
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U.S. aviation officials failed to  respond to dozens of warnings of a possible threat to airliners  months before the Sept. 11 attacks, according to a previously  undisclosed report by the commission probing the assault, The  New York Times reported on Thursday.
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Russian officials declared Friday that a terrorist act downed one of the two planes in this week&#39;s near simultaneous crashes after the wreckage revealed traces of a high explosive
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A Pentagon report rejects the idea that intelligence gathered by a secret military unit could have been used to stop the Sept. 11 hijackings.
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The Pentagon's inspector general   will release a report in the coming days that is expected to   refute claims that an Army intelligence unit had information   that could have thwarted the September 11 attacks, officials   said on Wednesday.
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Some pilots see 'suspicious' activity, but say there's no direct way to report it.
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TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif.  - The U.S. military  dropped spy charges against a Syrian-American airman who worked  as a translator at the detention center at Guantanamo Bay,  Cuba, on Wednesday after he agreed to plead guilty to several  lesser charges, officials said.
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Four Air Force colonels have been relieved of their commands and more than 65 lower-ranking officers and airmen have been disciplined over a series of errors that led to a B-52 flight in August from North Dakota to Louisiana with six nuclear-armed cruise missiles that no one realized were under the...
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A public inquiry clears a Canadian citizen, who says he was tortured in Syria, of having links to al-Qaeda.
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An inquiry by British police officers said it found no evidence that Britain allowed the CIA to use the country's airports to take terror suspects to other countries.The 18-month inquiry examined claims by the human rights group Liberty that such 'extraordinary rendition' flights chartered by the U.S. government through the CIA landed in Britain before spiriting away terror suspects.Liberty, which had requested the inquiry, rejected its findings after they were released Friday.Michael Todd, chief constable of Greater Manchester Police, agreed to investigate the allegations on behalf of the Association of Chief Police Officers. Read more
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Philadelphia, December 28 - Transportation Secretary Norman Mineta has ordered an investigation of Comair and US Airways for problems that seriously hampered holiday travel.
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The lone air traffic controller on duty the morning Comair Flight 5191 crashed cleared the jet for takeoff, then turned his back to do some "administrative duties" as the aircraft veered down the wrong runway, a federal investigator said Tuesday.
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TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif.  - The U.S. military  dropped spy charges on Wednesday against a Syrian-American  airman who worked as a translator at the detention center at  Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, in the latest setback to the Bush  administration's war on terror.
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U.S. military officials have held initial hearings for three terrorism suspects at Guantanamo Bay, including the alleged mastermind of the September 11 attacks on the United States, the Pentagon said on Monday.
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Authorities investigating two incidents in which laser beams were aimed at aircraft flying over northern New Jersey have questioned several people but made no arrests, the FBI said Saturday.
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The inspector generalÂs office at the Defense Department said in a report that it found no evidence to suggest that the intelligence program, known as Able Danger, identified any of the 9/11 hijackers.