British authorities now believe the bombs used in the London attack were of a homemade variety and are similar to the one Richard Reid was carrying when he tried to blow up a plane in 2001. British ...

WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK — A federal grand jury in New York indicted a Denver man on a terrorism charge Thursday after federal authorities alleged that he and possibly three others had gone on a buying ...

ROCKVILLE – A UConn physics professor whose Storrs neighborhood was evacuated when his 13-year-old son detonated a homemade bomb in January routinely helped the boy make bombs and had some of the ...

Acetone peroxide - TATP, or Mother of Satan as it is known, due to its devastating effects - is the home-made explosive that police believe was used by the London bombers. Anyone with a basic ...

The homemade explosive thought to have been used in both bombing waves can deteriorate after just a few days, a weapons expert has said. The short shelf-life of acetone peroxide, which is known by ...

The brutal attacks on Paris in November relied on a homemade explosive discovered over a century ago. Called triacetone triperoxide (TATP), it’s a chemical that uses hydrogen peroxide — the stuff you ...

An Oklahoma man was arrested Sunday after Chandler police found a homemade explosive during a traffic stop, officials said. Ralph Ruegsegger, 53, was arrested along with the vehicle's driver, Levi ...

LONDON, July 15: The powerful explosive TATP, which is thought to have been used in last week’s London attacks, is both hard to detect and made from a mix of common household chemicals. A BBC report ...

THE homemade explosive thought to have been used in both London bombing waves can deteriorate after just a few days. The short shelf-life of the substance, acetone peroxide, leaves open the ...

Parts of the University of Manchester have been evacuated over concerns a chemical in the science department has become explosive. Police were called to the University of Manchester Institute of ...

LONDON, July 15: The powerful explosive TATP, which is thought to have been used in last week’s London attacks, is both hard to detect and made from a mix of common household chemicals. A BBC report ...