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The father of a sailor killed in the October 2000 bombing of the USS Cole said Friday he is "sick and tired of waiting" for the U.S. government to prosecute the man accused of
President Barack Obama will meet with relatives of victims of the USS Cole bombing and the September 11th attacks at the White House today, where
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Military Judge James Pohl has refused the Obama administration's order to delay the arraignment of Abu al-Nashiri, the accused planner of the 2000 USS Cole attack in Yemen.
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Washington - US President Barack Obama plans to meet Friday with families of the victims of the New York and Yemen terrorist attacks as part of his plans to close down the
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba (AHN) - The chief judge of the military tribunal trying suspected foreign terrorists on Thursday defied the order of President Barack Obama to stop
Military judge to Obama: No, I will not suspend hearings on USS Cole attacker. A citizen obeys the laws as they are currently formulated: an act of defiance.
Retired U.S. Navy Cmdr. Kurt Lippold, who was commander of the USS Cole when it was attacked in Yemeni waters in 2000, hailed a military judge's rejection of President Obama's
Obama Meets Families Of USS Cole, Sept. 11 Victims - The Huffington Post WASHINGTON â€" President Barack Obama held an emotional meeting Friday with relatives of victims of the
A military judge Thursday refused to delay proceedings against the accused mastermind of the bombing of the destroyer USS Cole despite President Obama's call for a temporary halt
President Barack Obama held an emotional meeting Friday with relatives of victims of the bombing of the USS Cole and the Sept. 11 attacks who are still waiting for justice to be
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