Terror strike on Sunnis

KABUL, Afghanistan — A suicide bomber struck a Sunni mosque yesterday in northeastern Afghanistan, killing four people just days after a deadly attack targeted Shiites in a rare sectarian attack in the capital. An Islamic extremist group in Pakistan has claimed responsibility for the Kabul attack ...

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