The hostages called the move a "cynical game." That's an understatement when it comes to this sick "parting gift" from the terrorists.

The FBI and Department of Homeland Security issued a startling warning to law enforcement agencies days after the attack.

Allstate's surreal pregame message prompted criticism from conservatives, who noted the message's tone-deafness and even called for a boycott.

The brother "said that they had been brought up Christian but that his brother had long ago converted to Islam," as per The New York Times.

“What he did does not represent Islam. This is more some type of radicalization, not religion," the attacker's brother claimed.

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.