Oklahoma: Bomb By Oklahoma Phone Threat

Man arrested in FBI threat (Casper Star-Tribune) - 173 weeks ago

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) -- A man whose brother blew himself up outside the University of Oklahoma's packed football stadium last year has been arrested on suspicion of threatening to assault an FBI agent in Colorado.

Brother of University of Oklahoma bomber held for alleged threat (Colorado Springs Gazette) - 173 weeks ago

A Colorado Springs man whose brother blew himself up outside the University of Oklahoma football stadium last year has been arrested for allegedly attacking his father and threatening to kill an FBI agent.

IN DEVELOPMENT: November 8-12, 2006 (HoopsWorld.com) - 174 weeks ago

Twice weekly updates from the NCAA, D League, CBA, ABA, IBL, UBL, USBL, WBA and Euroleague: • D LEAGUE: Jerome Beasley reunites with Dave Joerger with Dakota Wizards • NCAA: OSU's Lewis drops 27 in win; Temple's Marshall to sit out the season • GERMANY: D League standout Derrick Zimmerman with Brose Baskets Bamberg • SWITZERLAND: Erick Barkley in trouble again, dismissed from Herens •

NYPD's Falkenrath Aims To Keep N.Y. Safe - Day by Day (The New York Sun) - 175 weeks ago

The new deputy commissioner for counterterrorism at the New York Police Department, Richard Falkenrath, is one of the people responsible for keeping 8 million New Yorkers safe. It's a stressful job. Mr. Falkenrath said that when he wakes up every morning at 6:20 a.m. and heads into the office for his 9 a.m. meeting with Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly and the deputy commissioner for

Al-Qaida able to build nuke weapon inside U.S. (WorldNet Daily) - 176 weeks ago

WASHINGTON – Terrorists could assemble a small group of fewer than 20 to construct a Hiroshima-size nuclear bomb, purchase the fissionable uranium needed and transport it to the U.S. city of their choice for less than $10 million, says a new report published in the November-December issue of Foreign Policy.