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U.S. authorities detained a top aide to former Iraqi exile leader and Bush administration ally Ahmad Chalabi last year and accused him of helping Iranian-backed militants kidnap and kill american and British soldiers and contractors.

The Salafi Jalalat organization set up by al Qaeda in the Gaza Strip has vowed to avenge what it called the massacre inflicted by Hamas on one of its cells, Jund Ansar Allah, when their partisans clashed in the southern town of Rafah on Aug. 14. At least 30 were reported dead on both sides and more than 150 injured.Hamas intelligence was tipped off to a Jalalat plot to strike its government centers over this weekend, aiming to emulate the Baghdad outrage of Aug. 19.

Al Qaeda-Linked american Terrorist Unveiled, as Charges Await Him in U.S. Updated: Friday, 04 Sep 2009, 6:16 PM EDT Published : Friday, 04 Sep 2009, 2:16 PM EDT A week after the 9/11 attacks, a young Muslim at the University of South Alabama told the school's newspaper it was 'difficult to believe a Muslim could have done this.' Now, eight years ...

The University of Wisconsin Badgers return to the gridiron of Camp Randall on Saturday night in the first game of the season against Northern Illinois University. Keep updated on the game, ask questions and offer comments with WISC-TV sports reporter Emily Kumlien in C3K's live blog.

Controversy surrounds the arrival of the young beautiful Holly Willoughby on the 'This morning' sofa. She tells Daphne Lockyer how she will cope

International News: Toppers hope holiday turns around sagging ad revs -- Ramadan couldn't have come too quickly for Arab TV execs.

Maybe it's my imagination, but every time I drive up to Raiders headquarters in Alameda, I hear creepy organ music pouring out of the upstairs windows. It's comforting. It reminds me that the Raiders are different, and they are different because of Al Davis,...

Jack Tweed, the widower of the late British reality TV star Jade Goody,...

Ecuadorean President Rafael Correa says he will seek to have a television network suspended for airing a taped conversation between him and a legislator. Correa previously threatened to shut Teleamazonas down entirely, but his government backed off earlier... Sponsored Topics: Ecuador - Rafael Correa - Teleamazonas - Television channel - Television network

At least 15 bodies pulled from lake after vessel carrying dozens of Bulgarian visitors splits in twoAt least 15 people drowned when a sightseeing boat carrying dozens of Bulgarian tourists sank in a lake on Macedonia's western border today.The boat, called the Ilinden, sank rapidly into lake Ohrid, said Ivo Kotevski, a police spokesman. Rescuers pulled 53 survivors from the water, including four who were unresponsive, he said.Fifteen or more bodies were pulled from the lake, the deepest in the Balkans, located along the mountainous border between Macedonia and Albania.'A police diving team is on the scene and we fear more people have drowned,' Kotevski said, adding that it was unclear exactly how many were on board.Witnesses told Macedonian television the boat was about 200m from shore when it split in two and sank.The TV station said the boat had been carrying 50 tourists from Bulgaria among others and had been travelling from Ohrid, on the lake's eastern shore, to the medieval Easter