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The Taliban on Tuesday announced a new interim government in Afghanistan that excludes women and includes the head of a militant group who's wanted by the FBI. Mullah Mohammad Hassan Akhund, one of the Taliban's founders, was named prime minister. He's on a UN blacklist. And Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, a Taliban co-founder, has been tapped as deputy prime minister.... The Taliban named Sirajuddin Haqqani as interior minister. Haqqani is the head of the Haqqani Network — a US-designated terror group in Pakistan and Afghanistan with close ties to Al Qaeda — and there's a $10 million US bounty on...

Haqqani led prayers and vowed to give 'security to men and women' in Kabul He is wanted by the US and UN for fundraising for the Taliban and Al Qaeda He was cheered in Kabul today and is said to be offering security for new regime Khalil Haqqani, one of America's most wanted terrorists, has led prayers for Taliban fighters in Kabul where he was greeted by adoring fans. The Taliban fundraiser, who also has links to Al Qaeda, has a $5million bounty on his head but was cheered on the streets of Kabul before he led prayers at the...

The Daily Mail reports that the FBI already has a list of the ‘MAGA Most Wanted”Daily Mail reported today’s list from the FBI of their most wanted who waltzed into the Capitol Building yesterday:Hunt for MAGA’s most wanted: FBI releases pictures of Trump rioters who stormed the Capitol https://t.co/eWfvnYOJNr pic.twitter.com/zbxAnUJJ3Q— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) January 7, 2021In addition to the list above, the Justice Department has not discarded President Trump’s role in events yesterday at the Capitol:Federal prosecutors have announced President Trump could potentially face charges over his role in inciting the violent siege of the US Capitol after he...

A U.S. citizen on the FBI’s Most Wanted Terrorist List has been charged with additional crimes involving ties to Somalia’s al-Shabaab rebel group, according to a federal indictment unsealed Monday. Jehad Serwan Mostafa, 37, a former San Diego resident, was indicted on similar charges in 2009. Without providing specifics, the new counts accuse him of having key roles in al-Shabaab activities and providing material support from 2008 to 2017. The FBI did say it learned this year that he is a leader in al-Shabaab’s “explosives department.” “Today, Mostafa is believed to be the highest-ranking United States citizen fighting overseas for...

The FBI has confirmed a sighting of a suspected sexual predator wanted in the armed sexual assault of a woman in her West Los Angeles home. The cross-country search for Greg Alyn Carlson, 46, appears to be focused on the southeastern United States. The FBI received a confirmed sighting of the suspect -- who was added to the agency's Top-10 Most Wanted Fugitives list -- in the Mount Pleasant area of South Carolina. Carlson has ties to the area.

As many of you know, Sarah Root was my daughter's best friend. She was killed by illegal alien, Edwin Mejia less than 24 hours after graduating with a 4.0 from Bellevue University. Prior to fleeing after posting bail, he worked for a roofing company in Omaha. If your area of the country has experienced hail or storm damage, share his Most Wanted (see link) picture. The family has a $25,000 reward out for his capture.

A 28-year-old man identified as Ahmad Khan Rahami is being sought in connection with Saturday's bombing in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, local police say. He is considered "armed and dangerous."

Secretary of State John Kerry got upset that Obama was stealing the treason spotlight from him on the Cuban getaway. So he decided to pull a Sean Penn and meet with a Marxist terror group that is on his own State Department's list of Terror organizations.

The FBI’s 10 Most Wanted Fugitives list turned 66 years old last week — and it ain’t your grandfather’s catalog of thugs and hoodlums anymore. Like crime in America, the list has evolved. It started in the 1950s as an array of the “toughest” bank robbers and car thieves before adding radicals and kidnappers in the ’60s, mobsters in the ’70s and gangbangers and white-collar criminals in the ’80s and ’90s.

Phillipsburg, New Jersey — Operation Rescue has reason to believe that Steven Chase Brigham may be slipping into some of his American Women’s Services abortion businesses to conduct illegal abortions. Brigham’s New Jersey medical license was revoked in October 2014, after he was caught running an illegal bi-state late-term abortion scheme that nearly killed one young woman. He holds no active medical license in any state and it is illegal for him to conduct abortions or engage in any other medical practice. Operation Rescue is asking the public for help in documenting this suspected illegal activity that could be placing...

Friday, Governor Bobby Jindal joined Louisiana State Police in unveiling the results of a two month operation that landed over 1,000 people under arrest. "Operation Carpe Diem" was a seven week initiative involving almost 200 state troopers. It's mission was to crack down on illegal weapons

COMPLETE TITLE: Jude Kenan Mohammad, an American citizen already indicted in 2009 jihad plot and believed to be in Pakistan, named as possible plotter in 9/11 anniversary threat ####### On FBI's Most Wanted list This jihad plot ended in arrests. Mohammad, it appears, is still trying. "Pictured: FBI put American on their Ten Most wanted list as 'credible' suspect who is believed to be plotting 9/11 anniversary car bombing," from the Daily Mail, September 10: This is believed to be one of the men counter terrorism chiefs say are plotting a terrorist attack in America on the 10th anniversary of...

Now that OBL has been dispatched to the waiting virgins, who are the most wanted criminals in the world?

President Barack Obama is going to appear on 'America's Most Wanted' to mark the milestone of its 1,000th episode. Obama will be interviewed by the show's host, John Walsh, in the episode that will air this Saturday. Obama will then discuss some of the administration's crime-fighting initiatives and the impact that the show has had on thousands of victims in its 22 years. The two will also talk about his administration's initiatives to go after and prosecute 'white collar' criminals, which 'Most Wanted' has recently focused on.

LOS ANGELES – President Barack Obama is going to help TV's "America's Most Wanted" mark the milestone broadcast of its 1,000th episode. Obama will be interviewed by the show's host, John Walsh, on the episode airing 9 p.m. EST Saturday on Fox. The president will discuss the show's impact in its 22 years as well as his administration's anti-crime initiatives, including those involving white-collar crime, Fox said Wednesday.

Walsh is one of prime time's more mercurial characters. For example, he told the press back in 2006 that when he was talking to senators about electronic monitoring of sex offenders, "I said implant it in their anus and if they go outside the radius, explode it, and that would send a big message." (Walsh said it was a joke, adding, "Nobody thought it was funny.")

JAKARTA (Reuters) – Indonesia's most wanted Islamist militant was killed in a police shoot-out in Central Java, police said on Thursday, lifting a major security threat ahead of a planned visit by U.S. President Barack Obama. Malaysian-born Noordin Mohammad Top, who set up a violent splinter group of regional militant network Jemaah Islamiah, was widely considered the mastermind of the bomb attacks on two luxury hotels in Jakarta in July, as well as other attacks in Bali and in Jakarta which killed scores of Westerners and Indonesians. National police chief Bambang Hendarso Danuri announced Top's death at a news conference,...

WASHINGTON, (AP) -- For the first time, an accused domestic terrorist is being added to the FBI's list of "Most Wanted" terror suspects. Daniel Andreas San Diego, a 31-year-old computer specialist from Berkeley, Calif., is wanted for the 2003 bombings of two corporate offices in California. Authorities describe San Diego as an animal rights activist who turned to bomb attacks and say he has tattoo that proclaims, "It only takes a spark." A law enforcement official said the FBI was to announce Tuesday that San Diego was being added to the "Most Wanted" terrorist list. The official spoke on condition...

For the first time, an accused domestic terrorist is being added to the FBI's list of "Most Wanted" terror suspects. Daniel Andreas San Diego, a 31-year-old computer specialist from Berkeley, Calif., is wanted for the 2003 bombings of two corporate offices in California. Authorities describe San Diego as an animal rights activist who turned to bomb attacks and say he has tattoo that proclaims, "It only takes a spark." A law enforcement official said the FBI was to announce Tuesday that San Diego was being added to the "Most Wanted" terrorist list. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because...

The FBI on Tuesday will for the first time add the name of a domestic-terrorism suspect to its list of Most Wanted Terrorists, a post-Sept. 11 creation that until now has included only suspected Islamist terrorists, a law enforcement official told The Washington Times. Daniel Andreas San Diego, a 31-year-old animal rights activist, is wanted in connection with the 2003 bombings of two companies in the San Francisco Bay Area linked to an animal-testing laboratory. San Diego will take his place on a list that has included notorious international terrorists such as Osama bin Laden, Ayman al-Zawahri and Adam Gadahn,...