Yahoo! News: Terrorism

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• New Yorker in London gets prison for al-Qaida help (AP)
• US seeks Afghan prison interrogation deal: report (AFP)
• House Acts to Boost Federal Power to Protect Electric Grid (CQPolitics.com)
• 2 NJ terror suspects had brushes with authority (AP)
• Russian security chief says top rebel captured (AP)
• Euro official urges strong rendition flight probes (AP)

New Yorker in London gets prison for al-Qaida help (AP) Posted: 09 Jun 2010 04:11 PM PDT AP - A New Yorker extradited from Great Britain was sentenced Wednesday to 15 years in prison for helping an al-Qaida operative supply equipment to militants in Afghanistan.

US seeks Afghan prison interrogation deal: report (AFP) Posted: 09 Jun 2010 11:43 AM PDT AFP - The United States is seeking a deal with the Afghan authorities to retain the ability to hold and interrogate foreign terror suspects at a notorious prison in Afghanistan, a report said Wednesday.

House Acts to Boost Federal Power to Protect Electric Grid (CQPolitics.com) Posted: 09 Jun 2010 10:15 AM PDT CQPolitics.com - The House on Wednesday easily passed legislation that would give the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) new power to protect the nation's electric grid from terror attacks or other threats.

2 NJ terror suspects had brushes with authority (AP) Posted: 09 Jun 2010 10:08 AM PDT AP - Two terrorism suspects arrested at an airport over the weekend ran afoul of school officials and law enforcement over the last several years, with one considered so disruptive that he was removed from school and taught privately with a security guard present.

Russian security chief says top rebel captured (AP) Posted: 09 Jun 2010 09:01 AM PDT AP - A top militant leader accused of staging several terrorist attacks in the North Caucasus has been captured by the government forces, Russia's security chief said Wednesday.

Euro official urges strong rendition flight probes (AP) Posted: 09 Jun 2010 08:07 AM PDT AP - Europe's human rights chief on Wednesday accused European countries of avoiding tough investigations into the treatment of suspected terrorists because they do not want to rock relations with the United States.

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