Faisal Shahzad has been sentenced to life in prison for his attempted car bombing in Times Square.

The FBI videotaped themselves blowing up a Nissan Pathfinder in order to demonstrate how big the explosion would have been if attempted terrorist Faisal Shahzad's Times Square car bomb had actually worked. So, how big? Pretty big!

Video has emerged now of Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad threatening to attack the U.S.

Would-be Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad has pleaded "guilty and 100 times more."

Failed Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad has been charged with 10 terrorism and weapons counts.

Faisal Shahzad's home is in foreclosure. Terrorists: Hurt by the recession, just like us.

Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad says it's "God's will" that his device didn't detonate, but "begged" interrogators to explain where we went wrong. An official "did not say whether he was given the courtesy." Is that a "no"? [NYP]

Faisal Shahzad isn't the first terrorist I've had a crush on, but is it just me or is the new photo of the Times Square bomber not nearly as cute as old ones? The clink isn't good for his complexion.

Faisal Shahzad's court appearance: Uttered one word, entered no plea, wore a sweatsuit.

On ABC's This Week, Attorney General Eric Holder said there was "evidence that shows that the Pakistani Taliban was behind" Faisal Shahzad's failed car bomb in Times Square at the start of the month.

It seems that Faisal Shahzad, the man who tried to detonate a car bomb in Times Square, followed Anwar Al-Awlaki — the radical Islamic cleric who inspired the Fort Hood shooter and the Christmas Day underwear bomber.

The Times just published probably the most detailed account yet of the FBI's surveillance of Faisal Shahzad leading up to his capture. No mention of Army intelligence or spy planes. As the Times tells it, the FBI straight-up lost him.

It was nice of Phantom Fireworks to release video of Faisal Shahzad buying fireworks at their Pennsylvania store. But it does strike us as a little unseemly to have stamped a huge watermark on the video with their cartoon logo.

Today we looked into the identity of the would-be Times Square bomber, trying to figure out what makes a person want to blow up a bunch of strangers in the name of... something. One commenter offered some insight.

In the gulf of disbelief following thirty-year-old suburbanite Faisal Shahzad's attempt to blow up Times Square, a series of superficial personal artifacts emerge: Handwriting analysis, photos of refrigerated leftovers, his resume. Can we divine a real person from this stuff?

For an incompetent terrorist, alleged Times Square bomber Faisal Shahzad sure is provoking a lot of international incidents.

Want to read Faisal Shahzad's resume? He has Powerpoint skills!

CBS News dug up this new photo of would-be car bomber Faisal Shahzad posing in Times Square with a bunch of people like a total suburban goober. He fails at "Insouciant New York Cool," as well as bomb-making. [CBS]

Jay Leno: afraid to insult people directly, but not honorable enough to just avoid it altogether. During last night's monologue, Leno showed a fake Facebook page for the accused Times Square bomber. Under his favorite pages? "Team Coco." Video inside.

Pakistan's tribal areas — The Times Square firecracker bomber allegedly trained there, various Taliban factions and Al Qaeda operate there, and guess what? We're at war there, using flying robots! Here's a quick guide to America's South Asia Robot War.