NJ Muslim: From 9/11 detainee lawyer to judge
As the rubble of ground zero smoldered in the months after the Sept. 11 terror attacks, the investigation was just as hot across the Hudson River in New Jersey.

ATF to require gun buyer information on border
In an effort to stem the illicit flow of weapons into Mexico, the Justice Department announced Monday that all gun shops in four Southwest border states will be required to alert the federal government to frequent buyers of high-powered rifles.

Train, semitrailer crash in Maine, killing trucker
An Amtrak train traveling at 70 mph smashed into a tractor-trailer Monday in a fiery collision that killed the truck driver, injured a half-dozen others and sent flames more than three stories high, a witness and officials said

US citizen guilty of supporting overseas terror
A Brooklyn-born man was convicted Thursday of terror charges for traveling to the Middle East to avenge abuse ofMuslims in a trial that featured the testimony of a would-be terrorist

Utah man dead, Fla. man held in Vegas casino fight
A tourist from Florida was jailed on a murder charge Wednesday in the death of a Utah man who died after a one-punch fight between two tourists inside a Las Vegas Strip casino.

Va. man charged in 2010 DC-area military shootings
A Marine Corps reservist arrested in a security scare near the Pentagon last week was charged Thursday in a series of pre-dawn shootings at military buildings in the Washington area last year.

Remote forest camp becomes Montana manhunt focus
Montana sheriff's deputies focused on a person in a remote forest camp Wednesday in their search for a former militia leader who authorities say faces an attempted homicide charge for shooting at deputies over the weekend.

DOT gave unsafe bus operator extra time to appeal
Transportation Department officials say they were about to shut down a bus company involved in a deadly crash in Virginia but then gave the company extra time to appeal an unsatisfactory safety rating.

Bus company in Va fatal crash cited for violations
A bus run by a company with a record of safety problems overturned on a Virginia highway early Tuesday, killing four people and injuring several others.