Former Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin can expect heightened security when she pays a visit to Fort Bragg on Monday.

Was he a hero, a villain or just a well-meaning but misguided doctor who simply wanted the community his patients lived in to be safe and healthy?

The annual Fountain Hills Festival of Arts and Crafts, running November 13th, through November 15th, is hosted this year by the Fort McDowell Casino, east of Phoenix, and will feature arts and crafts exhibited by over five-hundred world class artists.

U.S. Army Major Nidal Hasan has been accused of premeditated mass murder of his 13 comrades under military law. He faces a court martial. Hasan has the right to remain silent and does not have to take the stand in his own defence.

It is a good thing Dr. Nidal Malik Hasan survived his killing spree at Fort Hood. Maybe at his trial we'll get some answers, and under oath. What were his motivations? What did his colleagues, the Army and DHS know about him? And when did they know it?

While authorities seek to answer the complex questions surrounding the killing rampage at Fort Hood, the Muslim community of Shreveport responded with outrage that a follower of Islam is the principal suspect in the massacre.

John Allen Muhammad was executed by lethal injection Tuesday night. His death and the killing rampage for which an Army Psychiatrist has been accused, raise serious issues about mental health and extremist views.

President Obama has spoken about the tragedy at Fort Hood since before he even knew the details. Today, his remarks at Fort Hood, are the most important remarks he will make on this tragedy.

In the first significant comment, the FBI has thrown cold water on media speculators who suggested he was part of a larger terror plot. The FBI said "there is no information to indicate that Hasan was part of a terror plot against the U.S.."

On Nov. 7, Manny Pacquiao was on a live special show titled "Under the Hood" presented by Nike Sportswear which took place at the Montalbán in Los Angeles .

In the wake of the Fort Hood slaughter by Nadal Hasan, disturbing patterns are emerging between that bloodbath and 9/11. An act of terror driven by Islamist extremism. Many victims died. Many others suffer. And all the red flags were once again ignored.

After 13 people were killed at Fort Hood last week, U.S. officials said they will re-examine the issue of stress on soldiers. So does stress lead to incidents of violence in other countries as well? Do Canadian soldiers endure stress differently?

In the aftermath of the Fort Hood base shooting that left 13 people dead, U.S. intelligence officials now admit to their awareness of the fact that Nadal Malik Hasan was attempting to contact Al Qaeda.

Joe Lieberman, a Connecticut independent, plans to open a congressional investigation after the shootings that took place last Thursday at Fort Hood.

This last week Army Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan, a psychiatrist in the Army Medical Corps, killed 13 people and wounded 31 more. What can we learn about mental health issues from this?

When the call came in that a shooting was going on at Fort Hood police officer Kimberly Munley sprung into action. Munley was wounded as she took down the gunman accused of killing thirteen at the military base.

Despite calls by the Army's leadership not to come to conclusions or judgements on the motives behind the Fort Hood shooting, Senator Joe Lieberman labeled the shooting an act of an 'Islamist extremist.'

A resident of Homewood, Illinois was stationed at Ft. Hood when a mass shooting broke out. He was shot three times. He is now recovering.

In his weekly radio address President Barack Obama described the Fort Hood shooting as despicable and heartbreaking, but he also praised the patriotism of many faiths and races in an apparent bid to stem a backlash against minorities.

Rampant speculation about Maj. Nidal Malik Hasan's connection to the Muslim faith has led to growing fear of backlash in the Muslim community across the U.S.