A West Philadelphia teenager accused of testing explosives to be used in terrorist plots targeting the Philadelphia area was convicted of several charges Wednesday, but acquitted of the leading charge ...

A West Philadelphia man has been convicted by a jury on terrorism-related charges for building and making explosives and plotting to attack multiple targets in the Philadelphia area, District Attorney ...

A teenager has been convicted of working with extremist groups in Syria with the intent of carrying out terrorist attacks in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and New Jersey, specifically targeting the ...

The district attorney’s office says the suspect did extensive research about LGBTQ+ parades and planned to join a terrorist group in Syria. First Assistant DA Robert Listenbee said Abdul-Rahman had ...

This story originally appeared on 6abc. A 19-year-old man has been convicted on Wednesday of not only building explosives, but for also plotting to attack multiple events in the Philadelphia region.

Stephanie Ballesteros is a digital managing editor at CBS Philadelphia. Before Stephanie joined the CBS Philadelphia team in February 2017, she wrote for WSVN in Miami, WAVY in Norfolk and FOX 29 in ...

Abdul Rahman, the Afghan Christian convert who was condemned to death for abandoning the Muslim faith but later released under international pressure, publicly thanked Pope Benedict XVI for his ...

Law enforcement officials in Philadelphia, on Wednesday, provided an update to a case involving a teen boy who, officials claim, communicated with a group affiliated with Al-Qaeda and allegedly ...

An American aid worker threatened with beheading in Syria had researched the region and knew the dangers, but he believed the good he could accomplish through his relief organization outweighed the ...

Manila hummed with excitement as delegates gathered for the third annual meeting of the Association of Southeast Asia. Phalanxes of motorcycle police escorted shiny official limousines to meetings at ...

Reporting from BUTNER, N.C. — Omar Abdul Rahman, the so-called Blind Sheik convicted of plotting terror attacks in the United States in the 1990s, has died. He was ...