Articles

The Oklahoma City Bombing Remembered
From Nancy Gibbs' 1995 TIME cover story on the bombing: "How much practice did it take to plan a human sacrifice? How many mornings had the killers sat outside...
Milestones Jun. 21, 2004
ACQUITTED. SAMI AL-HUSSAYEN, 34, University of Idaho graduate student accused of setting up websites used to recruit terrorists; of three terrorism-related...
Aftershocks: Proof Of Life In Oklahoma
Two weeks ago, police officers appeared at the Long Island, N.Y., home of Cathy Ann Marchese-Collins' parents to tell them that her sister's thigh and forearm...

Closed-Circuit-TV Executions: A Step Too Far?
At this point, very few questions remain concerning Timothy McVeigh's execution. He has shown no interest in filing an appeal; on May 16, wardens at the federal...
Tired Of Training For The Apocalypse
Norman Olson cut a sorry figure as he announced the disbanding of his Northern Michigan Regional Militia group last week. The man who met with Oklahoma City...
Backlash: A Second Punch
Families of those who died in the Sept. 11 tragedy say the vitriol directed at them when they talk about money feels like "a double victimization." Anthony...
Why the Networks' Decision was a No-Brainer
Go back for a moment to the Oklahoma City bombing. Let's say that Timothy McVeigh was not captured right away, that he was on the lam and the focus of a...

Robert Mueller Is Ready for His Closeup
Monday afternoon Robert Mueller began the first round of his confirmation hearings with members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. Mueller, nominated to replace...
The People V. Timothy McVeigh
It wasn't until March, after losing his final appeal, that McVeigh claimed sole responsibility for the Oklahoma City bombing. Before then his lawyers maintained...
The Prisoner Who May Beat McVeigh to the Death Chamber
Timothy McVeigh's execution is one thing. The unrepentant mastermind of the 1995 Oklahoma City bombing that claimed 168 lives would be missed by almost no...
Photo Essays

The Oklahoma City Bombing: A Look Back
Fifteen years ago, on April 19, 168 people were killed when a truck bomb exploded outside the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building

In Memoriam
Just days before the scheduled execution of Timothy McVeigh, photographer David Leeson visits the Oklahoma City Bombing Memorial for TIME.com


