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A German worker was kidnapped Thursday in Kano, a northern Nigerian city wracked by violence, police said.

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Missed signals cleared the way for suspect to board planeupdated: Thu Dec 31 2009 15:49:00

To understand how the suspect in the botched terror attack was able to board a plane, you have to understand how the counterterrorism system that President Obama says failed is supposed to work.

Visa timetable for suspectupdated: Thu Dec 31 2009 15:49:00

Jill Dougherty takes a step-by-step look at why the U.S. failed to slam the door on the alleged Christmas terror suspect.

Online poster appears to be Christmas Day bomb suspectupdated: Wed Dec 30 2009 10:15:00

"Let me tell you a little about me."

Obama: Human, systemic failure to blame in terror attemptupdated: Tue Dec 29 2009 22:57:00

Moments after President Obama said a "mix of human and systemic failures" allowed a man to try to bomb a passenger jet on Christmas Day, federal agencies said they had done all they could.

Air terror suspect was in database, not watch listupdated: Mon Dec 28 2009 18:29:00

It's called the Terrorist Identities Datamart Environment, and weeks before authorities say he got on a plane with a bomb, Umar Farouk AbdulMutallab was in it.

Sources: Terror suspect is son of bank executive, attended collegeupdated: Sat Dec 26 2009 20:23:00

The man charged with attempting to destroy a U.S. airliner on Friday is the son of prominent Nigerian banker and had been a college student in Britain before moving to Dubai, according to family and official sources.

U.S. warns of threats to diplomats in Nigeriaupdated: Mon Apr 06 2009 08:17:00

The U.S. Embassy in Nigeria warned Sunday that it had received threats of a possible attack on diplomatic missions in Lagos, the nation's most populous city.

Death toll rises in Nigeria crashupdated: Mon Dec 12 2005 07:25:00

Four people who initially survived a passenger plane crash in southern Nigeria have died, bringing the death toll to 107, officials in Nigeria told CNN.

Nigeria crash: 65 children killedupdated: Sun Dec 11 2005 09:33:00

Officials in Nigeria say they are investigating the cause of a passenger plane crash that killed 107 people, including at least 65 secondary school children.

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