Three survivors and victims’ families of the Oklahoma City bombing reflect on their enduring grief and the difficult but ...

“John Doe No. 2” was seen with Timothy McVeigh multiple times in the week before the bombing and was sought as a possible accomplice, but law enforcement never determined who he was.

Timothy McVeigh was so consumed with an irrational hate that he didn't feel anything for such people. Now, few Americans will feel anything for him.

Editor's note: This is the first in a series of stories about Timothy McVeigh and the Oklahoma City bombing The Buffalo News will publish this week as the 25th anniversary of the bombing approaches.

On Wednesday, the FBI broke down the federal trial against Timothy McVeigh, during part of the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum’s Better Conversation series.

Timothy J. McVeigh says he alone blew up the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City, killing 168 people and injuring 500 others in the worst terrorist attack on ...

Rebecca McVeigh is a travel writer and the author of the Fodor’s Guide to the French Riviera 2025. Originally from Northern Ireland, she is now based in France with her two young children, husband and ...

Public trust in federal law enforcement plummeted. Militias exploded in size and number. Timothy McVeigh later cited Waco as one of the reasons he bombed the Oklahoma City federal building in 1995.

Pinterest is experimenting with “auto-collages,” an AI feature that allows advertisers to quickly turn their product catalogs into shoppable collages, the company announced this week.

Although the relationship began before the jury convicted McVeigh, the woman did not join in the deliberations. U.S. District Judge Richard Matsch ruled it did not affect the verdict, reached on June ...

Defensive back Tim Green of the Atlanta Falcons, #99, goes up against offensive tackle Jackie Slater of the Los Angeles Rams, #78, during a game at Fulton County Stadium in Atlanta on Sept. 10, 1989.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said that Steve Jobs gave him a crucial skill that only “few people have” and he learnt late – the ability to change one’s mind instantly when new facts emerge.