A new judge in the case of Nidal Hasan, who’s accused of screaming “Allahu Akbar” and gunning down fellow soldiers at Fort Hood, has decided to ignore an Army regulation.

COURT: London pathologist was charged in the high-profile case two years ago

Erica Hill speaks with CBS News national security analyst Juan Zarate about the first Guantanamo detainee tried in a civilian court and was acquitted of most charges.

A man has gone on trial in Scotland accused of being part of a terrorist conspiracy in connection with an explosion in Stockholm.

A Franco-Algerian nuclear scientist goes on trial on Thursday for allegedly plotting terror attacks in France, where an Islamist's killing spree has already overshadowed the presidential campaign.

Rochester woman who refused to stand during her terrorism trial last fall is fighting to have record cleared.

Federal prosecutors are battling with defense attorneys over video that shows the effects of the type of bomb the FBI has accused Khalid Aldawsari of trying to make.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- Secret documents suggest an Iraqi man facing charges of trying to funnel weapons and cash to al-Qaida operatives in his home country was "an agent of a foreign power," and his lawyers may not see or suppress those documents, a judge ruled Wednesday.

An attorney for a Staten Island man accused of lying about his efforts to join a jihadist group in Pakistan wants a judge to keep his statements to FBI agents out of an upcoming trial.

A "mystery man" recruited to join a jihadist insurgency overseas by men plotting an attack on New York City's subways is now expected to aid the Justice Department and take the stand as a prosecution witness.

Guantanamo Bay, Cuba - The defense attorney representing the alleged mastermind of the deadly attack on the USS Cole told a military commission Tuesday that his client has been so psychologically scarred from the torture he was subjected to at a CIA black site prison that he cannot adequately prepare for his defense if he is forced to wear shackles.

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FRANKFURT, Germany -- A Frankfurt court says it expects to deliver a verdict next month in the case of an Islamic extremist who has admitted killing two U.S. airmen at the Frankfurt airport earlier this year.

Federal prosecutors in Pa. note complexities of case

OSLO, Norway — Three men accused in Norway of an al-Qaida-linked plot to attack a Danish newspaper that caricatured the Prophet Muhammad pleaded not guilty Tuesday to terror charges as their trial began.

WASHINGTON -- The Senate voted early Friday to reject a Republican effort to prohibit the United States from prosecuting foreign terrorist suspects in civilian courts, handing a victory to President Barack Obama.