Law enforcement officials have said that Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the assailant in the vehicular attack that killed 14 people in New Orleans, was a U.S. native.

Though a U.S. citizen killed revelers on Bourbon Street, experts say the incoming president sees advantages in blaming immigrants and Islam for New Year's Day attack.

An erroneous early Fox News report about the New Orleans terror attack is warping the political dialogue in the aftermath of the deadly rampage. The false report from Fox, which was attributed to anonymous sources,

Donald Trump and prominent Republicans have been working to blame the New Orleans truck attack that killed 15 people on New Year's Eve on the border.

The president-elect said on social media that he was right about fearing criminals on the other side of the border. Officials later identified the suspect as a U.S.-born citizen and Army veteran.

Within hours of the New Year’s attack in New Orleans, the president-elect simultaneously flunked tests of accuracy, decency and credibility.

The suspected driver in the New Year’s truck attack in New Orleans was a U.S. citizen and U.S. Army veteran. But within hours of the deadly attack, President-elect Donald Trump, Republican leaders and social media influencers speculated that he had entered the U.

In the immediate aftermath of the New Year’s truck attack that killed 14 people and injured dozens in New Orleans, President-elect Donald Trump baselessly—and, it turns out, falsely— suggested that the Biden administration’s immigration policies were to blame.

Trump 2024 senior official Corey Lewandowski joins 'Mediabuzz' to discuss the radicalization of the alleged New Orleans attacker and the president-elect's criticism of a New York judge over sentencing connected to his criminal case.