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Syria: 'Terrorist' suicide bomber kills dozens in Damascus (VIDEO)

A "terrorist" exploded himself at a traffic light in the capital's crowded al-Midan area, official news agency SANA reported.

Lori Berenson back in Peru on parole after trip home to US

According to the conditions of her parole, Berenson must remain in Peru until 2015. Yet when she was given permission to visit the US last month, many Peruvians expected her never to return.

Suicide car bomb strikes Iraq interior ministry in Baghdad

The bomber attempted to drive his car into the ministry building complex in central Baghdad at the beginning of rush hour, officials said.

Nigeria: "At least 50" dead in Boko Haram clashes

Militants with the Boko Haram group reportedly attacked Damaturu with explosives and gunfire, and battled with Nigerian security forces who dislodged them from a hideout in the north of the city, an army official told reporters in Abuja, the capital.

'Al Qaeda attacks' in Damascus kill dozens, says Syria's state media

Some military personnel were killed, but the majority of victims were civilians, according to state news agency SANA. Its report was accompanied by graphic photos of corpses and body parts.

Suspected Jewish extremists burn Jerusalem's Nebi Akasha mosque

The Nebi Akasha mosque was also defaced with racist graffiti, including "A good Arab is a dead Arab" and "Muhammad is a pig."

Mother of arrested "al-Qaeda sympathizer" apologizes to New Yorkers

At the time of his arrest Pimentel, also known as Muhammad Yusuf after converting to Islam, had been under police surveillance for more than two years. He had come close to completing at least three bombs.

Germany: Neo-Nazi terrorist gang linked to 10 murders

The gang members called themselves the "National Socialist Underground" after Adolf Hitler's National Socialist (Nazi) party.

Fort Hood shooting: Families sue US Army for $750 million

The lawyer representing the families says it was "inexcusable" that the Army allowed Nidal Hassan to continue in active service, despite signs of his growing Islamist radicalization.

Iran's US terrorism claim: Tehran to send 'proof' of US-led plots to UN

Tehran will send the alleged evidence to Ban Ki-moon and reserves the right to charge Washington in an international court of law, according to security chief Saeed Jalili.
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