Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has publicly expressed remorse for the first time since he executed the 2013 Boston marathon bombings.
A US jury unanimously convicted Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and found him guilty on all 30 counts related to the 2013 Boston bombings attacks.
Security has been beefed up at the 2014 Boston Marathon, a year after the bombings that killed three people and injured hundred others.
The White House has filled Michelle Obama’s seating area at the State of the Union address with people who represent issues important to her.
Boston officials have reacted with anger to an upcoming cover of "Rolling Stone" magazine featuring accused marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
Boston bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev has pleaded not guilty on all charges, some of which could carry the death penalty.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, suspected of the April Boston attacks that killed three people, is to appear in court for the first time following his arrest.
Dzhokhar Tsarnaev could be executed if convicted after he was indicted on 30 charges, including that of killing four people.
A US grand jury has indicted accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhohkhar Tsarnaev on charges of killing four people and using homemade bombs.
FBI agents have killed a friend of Tamerlan Tsarnaev who implicated himself and the Boston bombing suspect in an unsolved triple homicide.
Russia withheld "crucial" information from the US on one of the suspects of the Boston Marathon bombings, The Wall Street Journal has reported.
Boston’s police commissioner has said his department was not briefed on a Russian intelligence warning ahead of the bomb blasts last month.
A funeral home director has been scrambling to find a cemetery that would bury a suspect in the Boston Marathon bombings.
The Boston bands, singer James Taylor and country singer Jason Aldean will headline a concert to benefit the victims of the Boston Marathon bombing.
We talk about how concerns for public safety are overriding personal freedoms in the US, and what this means in SA where police misconduct is rife.
"Have you heard about the tragic news from the Boston Marathon? It’s on BBC now" read an SMS from a friend in Cape Town. Tragic news?
Surveillance cameras reveal how the Tsarnaev brothers calmly planted and detonated pressure-cooker bombs.
A single retweet has thrust Ismail Musa Menk, a popular Islamic cleric from Zimbabwe, into the spotlight.
Although it is tempting for social media users to help to solve cases like the Boston bombing, they should leave it to the experts.
In this week’s Weekend 101: Sadtu calls for Angie Motshekga to resign, Boston bombing mom speaks out and South Africa tweeted … from space.
