Terrorists attempted – and failed – to launch another series of attacks against the London transportation system.

American and Pakistani troops killed numerous Taliban and al-Qaeda-linked fighters during operations along the Afghan border.

A coordinated terrorist attack on London killed more than 50 people. Two Jihadist groups took credit for the bombings, but neither claim has been confirmed.

Egypt's envoy to Iraq was kidnapped, and attempts were made to abduct Bahraini and Pakistani officials. Al-Qaeda in Iraq claimed responsibility.

Police in Ecuador broke up an international drug ring that potentially raised millions of dollars for Hezbollah.

In Lebanon, a car bomb killed anti-Syrian political leader George Hawi, just weeks after the similar murder of anti-Syrian journalist Samir Kassir.

The FBI arrested five California men suspected of being members of an al-Qaeda cell. One of the men admitted in an affidavit to having attended a terrorist training camp in Pakistan.

A father and son were arrested in California on Sunday (6/5) on charges of lying to investigators about training the son had received at an al-Qaeda camp in Pakistan.

Two Americans were arrested and charged this week after an FBI sting uncovered evidence that they had sworn a formal loyalty oath to al-Qaeda and were conspiring to train international terrorists and help provide medical treatment to injured jihadists.

An internet statement purportedly from al-Qaeda in Iraq reported that terrorist leader Abu Musab al-Zarqawi has been injured during recent fighting.

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