Faisal Shahzad was never one to draw attention to himself. An average student in college, an average employee in the workplace, an average neighbor in suburbia. Shahzad parlayed this into jobs ...

The Federal complaint against Faisal Shahzad documents that the Pakistani-American tried to detonate a bomb in Times Square and received bomb-making training in Waziristan, Pakistan. Shahzad was ...

A thought-provoking event featuring renowned actor, academic, and author, Navid Shahzad, was held on Tuesday, 19th May, at Kinnaird College for Women, for her latest book, Stalemate: A Chronicle of ...

Investigators in Pakistan have detained at least 13 people with alleged ties to Faisal Shahzad, the man accused of trying to bomb Times Square in New York City. Here, a quick guide to who these people ...

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Days before the failed car bomb in Times Square, a Pakistani-American scouted the bustling district in the same vehicle and then, on a second trip, left a getaway car blocks from his chosen target, a ...

The Pakistan-born U.S. citizen accused of trying to detonate a car bomb in New York’s Times Square last month pleaded guilty Monday to terrorism-related charges in federal court. Faisal Shahzad, 30, ...

The news media has taken to digging through Faisal Shahzad's personal life, his garbage, and his fridge to understand how "an average student in college, an average employee in the workplace, an ...

A courageous Pakistani investigative journalist is abducted and brutally murdered. Saleem Shahzad had scored major scoops on al Qaeda and the Taliban, and had defied the powerful Inter-Services ...

On a bright spring day in 1976, a Pakistani flight instructor watched approvingly as his Royal Air Force trainees, flying in formation over the English countryside, wrote out “Five-O” in perfect ...

Providing an accurate e-mail address to the seller of a vehicle you intend to use as a murder weapon is the sort of mistake that might get a person’s membership card pulled down at the terrorist union ...