Ahmad Khan Rahimi

An Afghan-born U.S. citizen already serving life in prison for a bombing in New York City was sentenced Friday to an additional life term for a shootout with police in New Jersey.

Ahmad Khan Rahimi, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Afghanistan, was criticized by a prosecutor for failing to show remorse and was scolded by a victim for not apologizing to the 30 people he injured.

Ahmad Khan Rahimi's attorney announced they will appeal the conviction in connection to the bombs that exploded in New York last September.

The bullet had hit Angel Angel Padilla's bulletproof vest.

Ahmad Rahami's Public Defender says his client can't get fair trial in Union County.

Ahmad Khan Rahimi was wanted in connection to two bombs in New York and one in Seaside Heights when he engaged in a shootout with police in Linden

Fact-checking the White House claim: New Jersey 101.5 and other organizations extensively reported on the terror attack.

A man charged with setting off bombs in New Jersey and New York shuffled slowly into a Manhattan courtroom Thursday to face federal terrorism charges as his lawyer expressed worries that a federal lockup could not adequately care for injuries stemming from his shootout with police.