A Nigerian man accused of trying to blow up a US-bound airliner in 2009 vowed Islamic militants would wipe out "the cancer US" and hailed a slain Al-Qaeda cleric as his trial opened.
CHICAGO — A Nigerian man dubbed the "underwear bomber" who is accused of trying to blow up a packed transatlantic airliner over the US shouted out "Osama's alive" at a pre-trial hearing, it was reported Wednesday.
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