The FBI searched multiple properties in Washington state and San Diego on Thursday in what officials said was a terrorism probe into an Afghan national suspected of shooting two National Guard members,

Rahmanullah Lakanwal drove from Bellingham, Washington, to shoot two West Virginia National Guard members deployed in Washington, D.C., officials said Thursday.

Neighbors at the Walton Place apartments in Bellingham were woken up Thursday morning to FBI agents yelling and kicking in the door of an apartment

Several people who live in the Walton Place Apartment on State Street in Bellingham were woken up by around a dozen federal agents raiding the apartment, they say belongs to the man accused of shooting two National Guard members in Washington,

BELLINGHAM, Washington — The Afghan terrorist accused of shooting two National Guard troops had been living a seemingly quiet family life in a $2,000-a-month apartment in this idyllic Washington state town – where neighbors said the FBI busted into his home during a Wednesday raid.

The man suspected of shooting two members of a West Virginia National Guard unit in Washington, D.C., has a connection to San Diego, the FBI said Thursday.

The man suspected of shooting two members of a West Virginia National Guard unit in Washington, D.C., Wednesday has a connection to San Diego, according to the FBI.

Authorities identify the two National Guard members shot just blocks from the White House, as the FBI carries out searches of two properties on the US west coast.

The FBI’s 2024 Hate Crime Statistics show that anti-Asian hate crimes remain a persistent threat in Washington state, with incidents nearly tripling since the pandemic.

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Thursday that a National Guard member had died after being shot in an ambush by an Afghan national near the White House, an attack that drew accusations from his administration of Biden-era immigration vetting failures and prompted a sweeping review of asylum cases.

The Afghan terrorist accused of shooting two National Guard troops had been living a seemingly quiet family life in a $2,000-a-month (AUD $3,059) apartment in this idyllic Washington state town – where neighbors said the FBI busted into his home during a Wednesday raid.

Former ICE Director Jonathan Fahey joins 'Fox News Live' to break down the shooting of two National Guards in Washington, D.C., the investigation into the accused Afghan gunman, and how the Biden administration vetted more than 60,