Boston Marathon Bombings

A federal grand jury indicted Dzhokhar A. Tsarnaev Thursday on 30 charges connected to the Boston Marathon bombing. Embedded within the indictment are five new details about Tsarnaev’s alleged motivations.

When Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev decided to build the bombs that ultimately killed three and injured hundreds at the Boston Marathon, they had to do little more than a quick Google search and a shopping run, highlighting the …

The FBI released three criminal complaints that fill in the details about the lack of planning and clumsy coverup that followed one of the worst terrorist attacks in recent American history.

In the wake of the attacks, Congress is grappling with why the plot went undetected and who shoulders the blame

As Washington debates what lessons to draw, the effort to learn the full story of the Tsarnaev brothers continues.

Pleading guilty may be Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s best hope of escaping death

Senators say “stonewalling” and “stovepipes” blocked information sharing between law-enforcement and intelligence agencies

Read here the FBI’s charges against Dzhokar Tsarnaev

Don’t panic: anthrax and nukes are WMDs. But under the law, so is a pressure-cooker bomb

The debate grows over anti-terror reforms in the wake of the Boston Marathon bombing

How a hostage’s escape led police to the Tsarnaev brothers before they were able to kill again