FBI thwarts potential terrorist attack inspired by ISIS on New Year's Eve, DOJ releases
The FBI thwarted a potential terrorist attack planned for New Year's Eve, the US Justice Department released on Friday.
The FBI thwarted a potential terrorist attack planned for New Year's Eve, the US Justice Department released on Friday.
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