NAACP Seeks to Reopen Fla. Bombing Probe
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The NAACP plans to ask Florida officials to reopen an investigation into the deaths of two civil rights activists who were killed by an explosion beneath their home on Christmas Day 1951.
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A spokeswoman for those killed and injured by the Madrid train bombings called for an independent investigation of the terrorist attacks and tearfully pleaded Wednesday for Spain's political parties to stop exploiting the victims, which include her son.
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A former FBI man involved in the Oklahoma bomb investigation is calling for the case to be reopened.
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TAMPA, Nov. 13 -- A federal judge has agreed to delay the trial of a former professor suspected of terrorist ties, in part because of publicity about the case during the state's U.S. Senate race and the amount of evidence that lawyers must study.
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The United Nations is setting up an independent panel to investigate a bombing that killed 17 U.N. employees in Algiers on December 11, the world body announced on Monday.
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Omagh bomb detectives are to ask Sinn Fein to help in the hunt for those behind the 1998 Real IRA attack.
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Survivors and relatives of those killed  in the London bombings of July 7, 2005, began legal action on  Thursday to force the British government to hold an independent  inquiry into the capital&#39;s worst peacetime attacks.
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The State Department called on authorities in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday to reopen the trial of three democratic advocates and to recognize the right of freedom of expression in the conservative kingdom.
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A team of FBI agents will help investigate the death of Georgia's prime minister as well as a car bombing that killed three policemen, U.S. Ambassador Richard Miles told The Associated Press Monday.
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During his speeches to Philadelphia children, J. Whyatt Mondesire, the head of that city's NAACP branch, likes to offer &#36;20 to the student who can decode his group's acronym.
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The U.N. Staff Union called on  Wednesday for an independent investigation into last week's  bombing of its offices in Algiers that killed 17 employees of  the world body.
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DHAKA, 28 August 2004 - Bangladesh has called in Interpol to assist investigations into the Aug. 21 grenade attack on an Awami League rally which killed 20 people and wounded 300, a senior police officer said yesterday.
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An Islamic civil rights group on  Thursday asked federal authorities to step in and investigate  whether two separate fires at U.S. mosques this week were hate  crimes.
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Lawyers for slave descendants asked a federal appeals court Wednesday to revive a landmark reparations case that demands 17 of the nation's insurers and banks publicize and pay for their roles in the country's slave trade.
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An investigative judge said Sunday that sufficient reason exists to reopen the inquiry against Joran van der Sloot, a suspect in the 2005 disappearance of Alabama teenager Natalee Holloway from the island of Aruba.
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The FBI is considering reopening dozens of cold cases involving slayings suspected of being racially motivated in the South during the 1950s and '60s.
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U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon hinted Monday at an independent probe of last month's twin suicide truck bombings that killed 17 U.N. staffers in Algeria.