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Boulder terror attack suspect in federal court
Mohamed Soliman, the suspect accused of attacking a group of protesters with Molotov cocktails in Boulder, Colorado, appeared in federal court for a hate crime charge. He is also facing various state crime charges for the attack that left 15 people injured.
This past weekend, in Boulder, Colo., a peaceful group of walkers gathered as they do every week, silently remembering the ...
The permissive sanctuary-type laws in deep-blue Colorado created an environment in which this past weekend’s terror attack ...
Reaction to a terror attack in Colorado that injured 12 people has been pouring in from local and state leaders, and that ...
The Egyptian national accused of blasting a group of Israeli hostage supporters with a homemade flamethrower and Molotov ...
A terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday appeared to target pro-Israel group "Run for Their Lives," which meets weekly ...
While evidence is being collected, local police confirmed there was a group of people holding a peaceful demonstration in support of freeing Israeli hostages.
The eldest victim of Sunday’s antisemetic terrorist attack in Boulder was an 88-year-old Holocaust refugee, according to a ...
The reality of the suspect’s immigration status is more complex than the president and his aides have portrayed.
Editor's Note: This article has been updated to accurately reflect the mission of Run for Their Lives to raise awareness about the hostages held in Gaza. BOULDER, CO − The man accused of ...
Accused Colorado terrorist Mohamed Sabry Soliman was formally slapped with a whopping 118 criminal counts by state ...
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