WASHINGTON -- The Florida flight school where two Sept. 11 hijackers had trained received belated, formal notification this week that the Immigration and Naturalization Service had approved the ...

In this series, Newsweek maps the road to 9/11 as it happened 20 years ago, day by day. On August 26, Marwan al-Shehhi, the hijacker who would pilot United Airlines Flight 175 into the South Tower of ...

In this series, Newsweek maps the road to 9/11 as it happened 20 years ago, day by day. August 8, 2001: Marwan Al-Shehhi pays for 70 minutes of flight time on a single engine Piper Warrior airplane at ...

MIAMI – A motel owner said he found Boeing 757 manuals, three illustrated martial arts books and an 8-inch stack of East Coast flight maps while cleaning out an alleged hijacker’s room two days before ...

RAS AL KHAYMAH, United Arab Emirates, Sept. 17 -- When Marwan Al-Shehhi left this Persian Gulf emirate to study in Germany, none of his friends and relatives imagined they would later hear of their ...

Both went to a sports bar in Hollywood, Fla., last Friday night. Atta played video games while Al-Shehhi drank with another man. Marwan Al-Shehhi, on United Airlines Flight 175, which left Boston at 7 ...

The papers from the Immigration and Naturalization Service arrived in the morning mail at Huffman Aviation International like notices for long-overdue library books. The forms in the envelope that ...

DUBAI -- United Arab Emirates security authorities are investigating reports that a UAE national may have been involved in Tuesday's terror attacks on the United ...

Marwan Al-Shehhi Born in the United Arab Emirates, Al-Shehhi, 23, is believed to have organized a terrorist cell in Hamburg with Atta. Al-Shehhi was enrolled as an electrical engineering student there ...

A key al-Qaida captive in U.S. custody told interrogators that a Moroccan on trial for helping the Hamburg-based Sept. 11 suicide pilots had no knowledge of the plot, according to a summary read out ...

BERLIN -- German authorities on Wednesday arrested a Moroccan man they say controlled a bank account used to move large sums of money to the Sept. 11 hijackers, saying that he had a long history of ...

MIAMI (Reuters) - The nephew of confessed September 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed acknowledged sending more than $100,000 to one of the hijackers who crashed a plane into the World Trade Center ...