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The shooting death of a Chechen man near a US military base has sparked controversy in the United States after media coverage tied the incident to conc

Shooting raised concerns about foreign surveillance, but man's family, employer say he was just working in area

Ramzan Daraev fled the Russian government seeking freedom in America. When an Army colonel shot him during an altercation, Fox News spun a tale implying that Daraev was a Russian spy.

Special operations soldiers seeing increase in "strange interactions" illegals are doing things Americans won't. There are reasons they are here.

A pair of illegal aliens from Chechnya with no personal identification was caught this week apparently spying on and surveilling the home of an elite U.S. Army special forces colonel near Fort Liberty, formerly known as Fort Bragg, in North Carolina. The colonel reportedly confronted the men, one of whom was, according to the colonel, […]

The Army soldier working at Fort Liberty shot and killed Ramzan Daraev outside the former's home in Carthage, North Carolina on May 3.

As the investigation unfolds, the mysterious presence of two Chechen men near a Special Forces soldier's home raises questions about possible foreign intelligence activities targeting U.S. military families.

Details are beginning to emerge in the May 3 shooting death of an alleged trespasser at a residence on Dowd Road in Carthage.

A mysterious May 3 shooting north of Fort Liberty, formerly Fort Bragg, has raised eyebrows over potential intelligence surveillance of elite U.S. forces.

A new study by Texas Electricity Ratings reveals how some bills can vary by as much as $2,400 between states.