Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act
9/11 families could sue Saudi Arabia soon — unless Obama stops them
9/11 families are looking for compensation, but a little newspaper in Florida wants to know what the feds aren't telling us.
The Senate Just Approved a Bill That Would Let Families of 9/11 Victims Sue Saudi Arabia
The legislation passed unanimously, despite a veto threat from President Barack Obama and warnings from Saudi officials about possible repercussions.
Clinton and Sanders Are Backing a Bill That Allows Families to Sue Saudi Arabia Over 9/11
Both candidates broke with the Obama administration in coming out to support the legislation just two days before Tuesday's critical New York primary.
9/11 Families Suing Saudi Arabia Suffer Setback — But There's Hope in Congress
Lawyers for the plaintiffs have argued that evidence shows that Saudi officials and clerics were involved with several 9/11 hijackers in the months before the attacks.
This Bill Would Allow a Lawsuit Over Saudi Government's Alleged Role in 9/11 to Proceed
On Thursday, a bipartisan group of US senators reintroduced the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act — and there is hope that the time has finally come for Congress to approve it.
