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Ahmed Abu Khatallah was convicted of helping to plan and carry out the attack, but acquitted on charges that his actions led to the deaths of four Americans.
In a case that made international headlines, Jeen "Gina" Han — who police dubbed the "evil twin" — was sentenced to 26 years to life in May 1998.
In a case that made international headlines, Jeen "Gina" Han — who police dubbed the "evil twin" — was sentenced to 26 years to life in May 1998.
A federal court jury found a Libyan man guilty Tuesday of playing a role in the deadly 2012 terrorist attack on a U.S. government compound in Benghazi, Libya.
'She's a sweet child, but she is shy with strangers, so she wouldn't just go with a stranger,' a family friend said.
Aspiring actress Kadian Noble said she was motivated to come forward by hearing the accounts told by other alleged victims.
Aspiring actress Kadian Noble said she was motivated to come forward by hearing the accounts told by other alleged victims.
Aspiring actress Kadian Noble said she was motivated to come forward by hearing the accounts told by other alleged victims.
Fighting the GOP Tax Scam: In the States Roundup
It's time once again to take a look at the battles for the freedoms of working families in the states. Here is what the unions in the states are talking about this week. Click on any of the links to follow the state federations and labor councils on Twitter.
Alaska AFL-CIO:
#GOPTaxPlan #GOPTaxScam pic.twitter.com/LCacr8jIi3
— Alaska AFL-CIO (@AKAFLCIO) November 28, 2017
Arizona AFL-CIO:
It's time to make those calls to Senators McCain and Flake again. This time the message is simple: Tell them:... https://t.co/ppccNxIYhg
— Arizona AFL-CIO (@ArizonaAFLCIO) November 26, 2017
Arkansas AFL-CIO:
Arkansas lost a good man. https://t.co/Eedfrc1KOc
— Arkansas AFL-CIO (@ArkansasAFLCIO) November 17, 2017
California Labor Federation:
On #GivingTuesday please remember the thousands affected by the fires that ravaged California this fall. Folks can donate to working families who lost everything here
Americans with HIV are getting diagnosed faster than ever before, but most people who are infected carry the virus for three years before they know it.
