Donald Trump defended his national security team after a journalist was mistakenly added to a group chat discussing military plans, calling it "not serious."

Tulsi Gabbard promised to treat the release of classified information as a crime—a directive that is backfiring after a war planning group text went public.

Demands for Hegseth to resign abound following report of classified military plans shared via text message in a group chat with The Atlantic's editor-in-chief.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth was slammed online over the accidental addition of a journalist to a group chat discussing highly sensitive information

A Georgia man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for bombing a woman's home and for planning to release a python into the home in the hopes it would devour the woman's daughter.

The man who blew up a cybertruck outside the Trump international Hotel in Las Vegas had been accused of cheating on his wife days before, according to a report.

A bomb had been remotely detonated after being hidden in an electric scooter outside an apartment, killing Lt. Gen. Igor Kirillov.

Carleton University faces intense backlash after hiring a convicted terrorist to teach a course on social justice.

The head of a Russian cultural center in Central African Republic who has been linked to the infamous Wagner Group was injured on Friday after being sent a bomb through the mail.

The Georgia Guidestones, which have been called the "American Stonehenge" by many, was bombed on Wednesday in a vandalism attempt by an unknown group of people.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov laid heavily on Ukrainian authorities as he claimed that racist border guards have kept Arabs, Indians, Africans, and other non-white people from leaving Ukraine.

Russian forces in Chernobyl have made the claim on Sunday that Ukraine has been producing nuclear weapons in Chernobyl, though they offer no evidence towards their claims.

Shooting threats are circulating on Tiktok about Friday, Dec. 17 fearing the "National Shoot Up Your School Day."

Jewish demonstrators gathered for a minute of silence ahead of the Argentina-Iran World Cup game. The protest came after nearly 20 years of a deadly bombing attack to a Jewish community center in Buenos Aires that left 85 dead and three hundred injured.

A suicide bomb attack inside a train station in Russia has left 16 people dead and several injured.

The sister of Boston Bombings suspects, Ailina Tsarnaev, has been released on charges relating to a counterfeit money investigation. She was released from court without bail. Read on to find out what transpired.

Lawyers for Dzhokar Tsarnaev want the restrictions placed on their client limiting his communication with the outside world lifted.

Various human rights groups are looking to see if the U.S has violated any human rights laws in the aftermath of their practice bombing on an island in Puerto Rico.

The documents do not reveal whether the wound is believed to be self-inflicted or not.

Joining the outrage followed by the release of Rolling Stone's August cover story, featuring the Boston Marathon Bombing suspect, Boston mayor Thomas M. Menino released a statement expressing disappointment and encouraging another angle.

Rolling Stone Magazine is in hot water on social media for putting Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on the cover.

A Massachusetts high school student has been arrested for making threats online.

Sources are stating that 2 of the additional Boston Marathon bombing suspects are Azamat Tazhayakov and Dias Kadyrbayev.

Boston Police tweeted that three additional suspects were arrested in connection with the Boston Marathon bombings.

Dzhokhar Tsatnaev is being held in a 10-by-10 foot cell with a steel door.

A New Jersey man was arrested for possessing explosives in his home and aboard regional transit in the Garden State.

Boston Marathon bombing conspiracy theories.

a body has been discovered in the Providence River and it may be the body of Sunil Tripathi.

FOX News reporter Mike Tobin avoided being kissed by two women in Boston that had interrupted his broadcast.

Boston Bomb Suspects, Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarneav read Jihadist site, "Inspire" to learn how to make a pressure cooker bomb.