A man from Durham has been arrested on charges of attempting to support ISIS, with a press conference by U.S. Attorney Easley and other officials scheduled to detail the accusations.

Investigators learned that his flight was set for Dec. 4 from RDU with a return flight to the Triangle on Dec. 18. An FBI special agent noted that White likely purchased a round-trip ticket to avoid arousing suspicion, a common practice among Islamic extremists.

A Durham man is accused of trying to join the terrorist group ISIS. Investigators arrested him at Raleigh-Durham International Airport in December, as they say he was trying to get out of the

Alexander Justin White, a Durham resident, was arrested for allegedly supporting IS. The FBI uncovered his plans to join the group abroad after months of undercover communication and online investigations.

The FBI has charged a Durham man with attempting to join ISIS, a recently-unsealed court document shows. Alexander Justin White, 29, also known as Sulaiman Al-Amriki, is charged with providing, attempting,

Durham resident Alexander Justin White, who allegedly sought to join ISIS, was described as 'very secluded. Very quiet.'

A North Carolina man is facing charges for trying to join ISIS. ALSO: Durham woman admits to falsely accusing Duke lacrosse players of rape in 2006 According to federal court records, Alexander White – who goes by Sulaiman Al-Amriki – started posting on Facebook in May of last year,

The complaint alleges Alexander Justin White, 29, used his Facebook account to make frequent posts supporting ISIS in 2024.

A man from Durham, a city in northeast England, has been charged by federal authorities with supporting ISIS and attempting to join the terrorist group after a trip to Morocco. Court documents unsealed on Tuesday revealed that the 29-year-old,