The British country singer has beaten the odds from day one — and is now making her way in Nashville with her mother by her side Cindy Watts is a CMA Award-winning journalist who has spent more than ...

He and his team secured the conviction of Timothy McVeigh, who in 1995 committed the deadliest domestic terror attack in ...

Stephen Jones, former McVeigh attorney: "My guess is that he was elated because it embarrasses the government. It does in effect sort of defeat the government and there is egg on the face of FBI this ...

Timothy McVeigh was a domestic terrorist who perpetrated the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing. Raised in New York, McVeigh developed an interest in guns and anti-government sentiments as a bullied teenager.

DENVER (CNN) -- With a no-nonsense judge keeping a close eye on proceedings, Timothy McVeigh was found guilty in the April 19, 1995, bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building. During a separate ...

Stephen Jones says Tim McVeigh was a coward and a terrorist. What makes this unusual? Jones was once McVeigh's lawyer. "Everything Tim McVeigh says is a lie," Jones says. An Oklahoma attorney, Jones ...

After blowing up a federal building with a truckload of explosives, one man became the first and last terrorist executed by the US. Killing 168 people, including 19 children in a daycare centre, ...

The Gist: Timothy McVeigh (Allen) isn’t much for small talk. Or any kind of talk – hellos, goodbyes, apologies. During daily interactions, he cuts to the point efficiently with ruthless pragmatism, ...

In a book to be published next week, Timothy McVeigh finally admits that he is the Oklahoma City bomber. As CBS News Correspondent Maureen Maher reports, the chilling admission by the convicted bomber ...

Convicted Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh will not pursue additional appeals and is prepared to die Monday, his lawyer said Thursday evening. McVeigh's decision came within minutes of his ...

If confessed mass murderer Timothy (not “Tim,” as some TV people chummily call him) McVeigh is executed June 11 or on any other date, I want to see him die. Not necessarily in person at the U.S.

Paul McVeigh is dressed sharply as he strides with purpose towards his intimate audience. “Can I just say, this is possibly the best moment of my life,” he says, beaming. The response is laughter. Ice ...