The 10,000 families suing to finally uncover Saudi ties to the 9/11 terrorist attacks were “basically told to go to hell,” a loved one said, by the FBI in the latest fight over sealed documents. Keep Reading
ARG/MEUs operate continuously across the globe and provide the geographic combatant commanders with a forward-deployed, flexible and responsive sea-based Marine Air-Ground Task Force (MAGTF). Keep Reading
It took only five months for the feds to reveal that a Saudi airman who killed three men at a Pensacola, Fla., naval base had communicated with Al Qaeda before the shooting. Keep Reading
The production features AQAP’s emir, Qasim al-Raymi, who was reportedly killed in a U.S. air strike last month. Raymi’s demise has not been officially confirmed by either the Americans or AQAP. Keep Reading
In the minutes following that befuddling announcement came the news from the account that it was hacked by a Saudi-based group called "OurMine." Keep Reading
Investigators "did learn of derogatory material possessed by 21 members of the Saudi military who were training in the United States," including jihadi messages and child porn, but chose not to prosecute. Keep Reading
These accounts represent the core portion of a larger network of more than 88,000 accounts engaged in spammy behavior across a wide range of topics. Keep Reading
DCSA has completed screening of all current Saudi Arabian international military students. The analytic process is still underway, but DoD reports that no information indicating an immediate threat scenario was discovered. Keep Reading
New details have emerged in the deadly shooting at a Florida naval base, including a cryptic message that the suspect wrote just months before the attack, according to a federal report. Keep Reading
Alshamrani purportedly posted a manifesto on Twitter just before the shooting and had denounced the United States “as a nation of evil.” Keep Reading
The Navy on Saturday identified the three victims and hailed them as heroes for trying to stop the shooter and flagging down first responders after being shot. Keep Reading
Trio were charged for accessing private information in the accounts of certain Twitter users and providing that information to officials in Saudi Arabia. Keep Reading
His fingerprints were found on an application to join al-Qaeda that the U.S. military had gathered from the battlefields of Afghanistan. Keep Reading
Industry warned as UAS can "penetrate WIFI networks, map critical transmission or pipeline systems, or drop improvised explosive devices into infrastructure or crowds." Keep Reading
Iran has seized three tanker ships in strategic Gulf waters in a month, and the United States has accused it of carrying out multiple attacks on ships. Keep Reading
ISIS supporters also encouraged attacks on Mariah Carey's January concert in Jeddah as general ISIS threats toward concert venues have noticeably increased. Keep Reading
The attacks followed reports of sabotage against oil tankers in the Persian Gulf off the coast of the United Arab Emirates on Sunday. Keep Reading
In early 2016, a huge cache of entry documents containing a wealth of information on new recruits attempting to join the so-called Islamic State (IS) in Syria was leaked. Keep Reading
Despite the climate of fear and pervasive state violence, Islamic movements in Saudi Arabia have not disappeared. They are merely in abeyance and are likely to survive. Keep Reading
Both measures are largely viewed as symbolic in light of strict opposition in the Republican-led House of Representatives and the White House. Keep Reading