Bin Laden: U.S. Can Avoid Another Attack
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Osama bin Laden, publicly injecting himself into the campaign four days ahead of presidential elections, said in a videotape aired Friday that the United States can avoid another Sept. 11 attack if it stops threatening the security of Muslims.
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Osama bin Laden jolted the US presidential election yesterday with a warning of a new Sept. 11-style attack and brought a unified response from campaign rivals John Kerry and George W. Bush that the United States will not be intimidated.
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In a new videotape broadcast Friday, Osama bin Laden made a direct, formal address to the American people, saying that the best way for Americans to avoid a repeat of the attacks on Sept.
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ISTANBUL -- About a week before Sept. 11, 2001, Osama bin Laden sat down to a breakfast meeting in the southern Afghan city of Kandahar. His Turkish guests had arrived with a plan for a spectacular terrorist strike, but according to accounts two of the visitors later gave investigators, there was no...
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Exiled Saudi dissident Osama bin Laden, the prime suspect behind the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks in the United States, speaks in 1998 at a meeting at an undisclosed location in Afghanistan.
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Osama bin Laden's latest message, his first directed specifically at Saudis in years, has been widely seen as an attempt to show he is still a player in his homeland despite a security clampdown that has sharply limited al-Qaida's field for terrorist operations in the conservative kingdom.
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Departing Homeland Security  Secretary Tom Ridge said on Friday he believed another attack  on the United States was inevitable, and warned that America  should not focus just on al Qaeda, but also on similar groups  that could carry out attacks.
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In a videotape aired Monday, Osama bin Laden's top lieutenant vowed to continue fighting the United States until Washington changed its policies.
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Osama bin Laden burst into the U.S.  election campaign on Saturday, issuing his first video tape in  more than a year to deride President Bush and warn of possible  new Sept. 11-style attacks.
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DUBAI - Osama bin Laden&#39;s top lieutenant warned Americans Monday that they must change their policies toward Muslims or face continued fighting from al-Qaeda.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage says Osama bin Laden will be caught &quot;sooner or later.&quot;. Armitage is in Pakistan -- a key ally in the US-led war on terror.
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Osama bin Laden jolted the US presidential election with a warning of new September 11 but brought a unified response from campaign arch-rivals John Kerry and President George W. Bush that America will not be intimidated.
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The next terrorist assault on the United States is likely to come through relatively unsophisticated, near-simultaneous attacks -- similar to those attempted in Britain over the weekend -- designed more to provoke widespread fear and panic than to cause major losses of life, U.S. intelligence and...
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The United States has again vowed to hunt down Osama bin Laden after intelligence analysts all but confirmed the voice on a new audio recording was that of the al-Qaeda terror chief.
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TOLEDO, Ohio  - The United States will make no  immediate change in its terrorism alert level following the  airing of a new video tape of al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden,  a White House official said on Friday.
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A purported new videotape of Osama bin Laden issued on Friday served as a reminder of al Qaeda's ability to command attention six years after the September 11 attacks, even though a U.S. official said the message contained no overt threats.
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There is "no overt threat" on a video said to be by Osama Bin Laden, US officials say, but it may be recent.