Dzhokhar Tsarnaev
Was the Boston bomber’s apology part of a last-second appeals trick to keep him off death row? Legal experts are split.
The surviving member of the pair of Boston Bombers showed little remorse—or any emotion, really—during his trial. It may have earned him the death penalty.
The government is closer than ever to its ultimate goal: sending Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, now a convicted terrorist, to death row.
From rigged pressure cookers, shrapnel, and bloody cop cars to the Watertown shootout crime scene, a look at what the Boston Marathon jurors are being shown by prosecutors.
If the Tsarnaev brothers in fact trained themselves in terror, it would put them in an extremely rare breed of extremists. Al Qaeda expert Richard Barrett explains why.
Forget what you know about terrorism. Christopher Dickey on the three surprising factors that contribute to creating deadly terrorists, whether they are from al Qaeda or the IRA.
See the most dramatic moments from the pursuit of the terrorist suspect.