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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.
The permissive sanctuary-type laws in deep-blue Colorado created an environment in which this past weekend’s terror attack ...
The reality of the suspect’s immigration status is more complex than the president and his aides have portrayed.
Accused Colorado terrorist Mohamed Sabry Soliman was formally slapped with a whopping 118 criminal counts by state ...
A terror attack in Boulder, Colorado, on Sunday appeared to target pro-Israel group "Run for Their Lives," which meets weekly ...
Christian faith leaders gathered at the site of the Boulder terror attack to pray and show solidarity with the city's Jewish ...
The eldest victim of Sunday’s antisemetic terrorist attack in Boulder was an 88-year-old Holocaust refugee, according to a ...
While evidence is being collected, local police confirmed there was a group of people holding a peaceful demonstration in support of freeing Israeli hostages.
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 ...
Suspected Colorado terrorist Mohamed Sabry Soliman had praised radical Islamist group Muslim Brotherhood on social media in ...
Efforts by U.S. lawmakers from Colorado to condemn the violence also highlight growing politicization around the suspect’s ...
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