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Two Melbourne men charged with attempting a terrorist attack Normal text size Advertisement Two young men are due to face court in Melbourne on Thursday with counter-terrorism police to allege the pair attempted a terrorist attack. Investigators escort a suspect to be interviewed by police. Credit:Nine On Thursday overnight the 19-year-old was charged with attempting a terrorist act, intentionally causing injury, acting in preparation of terrorist act and membership of a prescribed terrorist organisation (ISIS). Meanwhile, the 20-year-old was taken to hospital under police guard after a medi...

The man accused in Friday’s attack on a gas station employee in Southeast Portland involving anti-Muslim slurs and death threats has been charged with multiple counts of bias crime, officials said.

President Joe Biden signs his first executive order in the Oval Office. President Joe Biden signed an executive order on Wednesday revoking the Trump administration's travel bans restricting visitors from predominantly Muslim and African countries. Biden’s executive order — making good on a campaign promise to rescind former president Donald Trump’s travel bans on day one of his administration — instructs the State Department to restart processing visas for people from countries like Libya, Iran, Somalia, Syria, Yemen, Venezuela, and Nigeria. Trump's first travel ban, which went into ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Fraternal Order of Police president John Catanzara defended the pro-Trump protest that turned into a riot, with supporters storming the Capitol Wednesday and trashing the sacred halls of democracy. He said while he was horrified at the chaos, the vast majority of people in attendance were "peaceful protesters." Catanzara insisted it was "a handful of people" who were the problem, despite video of massive crowds swarming and breaking into the halls of Congress. "Disgraceful," Catanzara said. "All the way around. A handful of people out of a crowd of 450,000 plus, decided to ta...

Michigan prisons sued for ID photos of Muslim women without hijabs By Taryn Asher and FOX 2 Staff Published  "It's embarrassing it is humiliating and it is degrading for Muslim women," said Amy Doukore. Lawsuit filed against state prison system for mugshots of convicts without Muslim headscarves Out of respect for the women, FOX 2 has blurred some of the pictures that appear on the website's offender search that have now sparked a federal class action lawsuit against the MDOC. More than 15 Muslim and Moorish science incarcerated women have come forward saying they were forced to take o...