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Nation
Bin Laden Kin Captured
Officials: Terrorist’s
son-in-law to face
9/11-related charges
Washington
Osama bin Laden’s spokesman and
son-in-law was charged Thursday
with conspiring to kill Americans
in his role as the terror network’s
top propagandist who lauded the
attacks of Sept. 11, 2001 — and
warned there would be more.
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith is expected
to be in U.S. federal court in New
York on Friday in an initial hearing
to face the terror charges, according
to a law enforcement official who
spoke on condition of anonymity.
Rep. Peter King, the former
chairman of the House Homeland
Security Committee, credited
the CIA and FBI with catching
the al-Qaeda propagandist in Jordan
last week.
Backstory
A Jordanian security official
speaking on condition of anonymity
confirmed that Abu Ghaith was
handed over last week to U.S. law
enforcement officials under both
nations’ extradition treaty.
“Definitely, one by one, we are
getting the top echelons of al-Qaeda,”
said King, R-N.Y. “I give the
[Obama] administration credit for
this: It’s steady and it’s unrelenting
and it’s very successful.”
Tom Lynch, a research fellow
at the National Defense Universi-
OCEAN WAVES CRASH over a seawall and into houses Thursday
in Scituate, Mass. A late-winter storm that buried parts of the Midwest
and Mid-Atlantic swept into New England and was expected to bring snow,
rain, strong winds, powerful waves and coastal flooding through Friday.
Sulaiman Abu Ghaith became an international name in late 2001 when he
appeared on pan-Arab satellite television urging Muslims everywhere to fight
the United States and warning of more attacks similar to those of Sept. 11. In
one video, he was sitting with bin Laden in front of a rock face in Afghanistan. A
teacher and mosque preacher in Kuwait, he was stripped of his Kuwaiti citizenship
after 9/11. He is identified as a major al-Qaeda core official by the New America
Foundation think tank in Washington. King said Abu Ghaith was involved in the
planning in the 9/11 attacks against the World Trade Center and Pentagon. (AP)
STEVEN SENNE/AP
ty in Washington, described Abu
Ghaith as one of a small handful
of senior al-Qaeda leaders “capable
of getting the old band back
together and postured for a round
of real serious international terror.
“His capture and extradition
not only allows the U.S. to hold —
and perhaps try — a reputed al-
Qaeda core survivor, further tarnishing
the AQ core brand, but it
also points to the dangers for those
few remaining al-Qaeda core refugees,”
Lynch said. LARA JAKES (AP)
New England Braces for Late-Winter Storm Senate Panel
OKs Bill Curbing
Gun Purchases
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Washington
The Senate Judiciary Committee
approved legislation Thursday
toughening laws against people
who illegally buy guns for others.
The panel also debated bills banning
assault weapons and highcapacity
magazines, requiring
background checks for nearly all
gun purchases and providing more
money for schools to buy video cameras
and other safety equipment.
All four measures were expected
to pass the committee. But their
fate when the full Senate considers
them, probably in April, is less
certain. (AP)
The number of points the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose Thursday,
hitting 14,329.49, surpassing its previous all-time high, set Tuesday.
The catalyst was the latest evidence that hiring is picking up. (AP)