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A scion of a powerful pro-government clan suspected in the massacre of 57 people in an election caravan in the southern Philippines turned himself in Thursday amid mounting pressure on the president to crack down on lawlessness and warlords.
Philippine security forces on Thursday secured the territory of a powerful clan linked to the political massacre of 57 people and started disarming its militiamen, officials said.
One year after attacks, prosecutors are finishing up their case in the trial of the surviving gunman. India, meanwhile, is turning up the pressure on alleged co-conspirators in Pakistan.
One of three Southern California teenagers was found safe Wednesday as investigators said they continued to find charred human remains at the home of one of the still-missing boys.
The story of one of the alleged conspirators in the November 2008 attacks isrevealing how easy it is for would-be terrorists to hide in plain sight inIndia
India marks the first anniversary Thursday of last year's militant attacks on Mumbai with a series of ceremonies to honour the 166 victims killed in the deadly rampage by 10 Islamist gunmen.
Several gunmen linked to a powerful Philippine politician were arrested Thursday over the election-related massacre of at least 57 people, the country's police chief said.
About 35 pipe bombs, an assortment of firearms, hundreds of rounds of ammunition were found in a former doctor's apartment following two loud explosions, police said Wednesday.
Officials found 11 more bodies Wednesday at the site of an attack on an election caravan in the south, bringing the death toll in the massacre to 57, and police said they are investigating a member of a powerful clan allied with the president's administration.
Corpses piled on top of Apurva Parikh as bullets killed two of his friends, lined up by terrorists against a wall at a hotel in India's financial hub.
Police in Southern California say they are interviewing one of the three teenagers last seen in a home where charred human remains were found.
Canadian energy companies are being urged to adopt a new set of standards to protect onshore oil and gas pipelines from vandalism and sabotage as police try to solve a case of gas line bombings in British Columbia.
Prince George's County police have identified the man killed as he tried to rob a Fort Washington store as Leon Abney, 32, of the District.
Canadian police said Wednesday they uncovered elaborate laboratories at daycare centers in Montreal set up to forge passports, credit cards and driving licenses.
Alexandria police have arrested a man they said broke into an home to cook a meal. The Alexandria Daily Town Talk reported Wednesday that 29-year-old man, who told police he was homeless, was arrested and charged with burglary.
The Los Angeles mayor declines to say what the cap should be, but says it should be a level that can be adequately monitored by city officials and the Police Department. Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa urged the City Council on Wednesday to adopt a medical marijuana ordinance that would put a limit on the number of dispensaries.
