Orleans Parish District Attorney Jason Williams said that the terror attack would impact the way in which large events are now secured.

"We know that terrorists ... they find the weakest point. We, as officials, have to consistently find ways to close every point."

New Orleans attacker Shamsud-Din Jabbar lived blocks from a mosque and viewed the world as a "war between the believers and the disbelievers."

X users' fascination with a clip of NOLA police officers racing in the direction of terror probably requires an otherworldly explanation.

Sen. Kennedy's cryptic comments suggest what millions of observant Americans already suspect: federal officials seldom tell the truth.

Adams's prescient words about imminent terror attacks should remind us to defend the Second Amendment and pray for President-elect Trump.

Officials are investigating a possible connection between the New Orleans terror attack and a Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas.

It wasn't just the slurring manner in which the four-minute scripted marks were delivered -- watch what happened afterwards.

The New Orleans terrorist did not act alone in killing 15 people and injuring 30, officials believe as the investigation widens.

President Biden said the FBI said the suspect had "posted videos on social media indicating that it was inspired by ISIS."