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Police forensics officers works alongside an underground tube train at a platform at Parsons Green underground tube station in west London on September 15, 2017, following an incident on an underground tube carriage at the station. British police are treating an incident on a London Underground train on Friday as an act of terrorism, saying "a number of people" had been injured. Twenty-two people were injured after a bomb blast on a packed London Underground train on Friday, the National Health Service said in a statement. / AFP PHOTO / Adrian DENNIS /

Wealthy Commuter Line of London Underground Hit by Bomb Attack

Witnesses on the scene said they saw a large flash at 8.24 a.m. (BST), followed by an acrid chemical smell.
By Andre Walker
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio (R) and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo (C) stand in front of a mangled dumpster while touring the site of an explosion that occurred on Saturday night on September 18, 2016 in the Chelsea neighborhood of New York City.

Combating the On-Going Terrorist Threat

New Yorkers have been very lucky; in large part because the NYPD has been very good.
By The Editors
Ahmed Mohamed was arrested on Monday for bringing a homemade clock to school that his teacher thought was a bomb. (Photo: Twitter)

Ahmed Mohamed Starts Twitter Account After Outrage Over Clock Incident

The Texas high schooler was accused of bringing a bomb to school, when in reality the device in question was a clock.
By John Bonazzo
Times Square (Photo: Wikimedia)

Report: Boston Marathon Bombers Discussed Targeting Times Square

By Colin Campbell
Mayor Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Ray Kelly. (Photo John Moore/Getty Images)

Bloomberg Says Interpretation of Constitution Will ‘Have to Change’ After Boston Bombing

By Jill Colvin

Governor Cuomo Says Boston Bombing Part of ‘New Normal’

By Colin Campbell
One of the two suspects. (Photo: FBI.gov)

The Real ‘Bag Men’? F.B.I. Publishes Photos of Two Boston Bombing Suspects

By Colin Campbell
Mayor Bloomberg and Commissioner Kelly. (Screengrab: NYC.gov)

Mayor Bloomberg Warns About ‘Special Interests’ After Boston Bombing

By Colin Campbell
Pete King on Morning Joe. (Screengrab: MSNBC)

Pete King Says Boston ‘Terrorist Attack’ Shows Need for Police Surveillance

By Colin Campbell
President Barack Obama talks on the phone with FBI Director Robert Mueller to receive an update on the explosions that occurred in Boston, in the Oval Office, April 15, 2013. Seated with the President are Lisa Monaco, Assistant to the President for Homeland Security and Counterterrorism, and Chief of Staff Denis McDonough. (Official White House Photo by Pete Souza)

‘We Still Do Not Know Who Did This or Why’: President Obama Addresses America With Comfort, Not Answers

By Colin Campbell
A man is loaded into an ambulance in Boston. (Getty Images)

New York Road Runners: ‘This Is a Tragic Day for All of Us in the Running Community’

By Colin Campbell

New York on ‘Heightened State of Alert’ After Boston Bombings

By Colin Campbell and Anna Silman
People watch a television broadcast reporting the North Korea's nuclear test at the Seoul Railway station. (Photo: Getty)

New York's Korean Community Unfazed by North Korea's Nuclear Test

By Ross Barkan
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