IAEA: Iran Has 1,300 Centrifuges Up and Running
April 19, 2007 --
Iran Clears 6 Who Killed to Defend Islamic Moral Code
The Iranian Supreme Court has overturned the murder convictions of six members of a prestigious state militia who killed five people they considered "morally corrupt." (International Herald Tribune)
Iran Says No Info on Missing American
The Iranian government has told the United States that it has no information about a former FBI agent who has been missing in Iran for more than a month, the State Department said Thursday. (AP)
Virginia Tech Had Clues 17 Months Before Killings
The campus authorities were aware 17 months ago of the troubled mental state of the student who shot and killed 32 people at Virginia Tech, an imbalance that was graphically on display in vengeful videos and a manifesto he mailed to NBC News in the time between two sets of shootings. (International Herald Tribune)
Psychiatrist: Showing Cho's Video Is 'Social Catastrophe'
The videos of Seung-hui Cho, the man who fatally shot 32 people at Virginia Tech on Monday and then killed himself, shouldn't have been released because they don't offer the public any greater understanding of the gruesome crime, said Michael Welner, a forensic psychiatrist and ABC News consultant, on "Good Morning America" today. (ABC News)
Iraqis Bury Victims from Deadly Attacks
Grieving relatives retrieved bodies from hospital morgues Thursday, and passers-by gawked at the giant crater left by a market bomb in one of four attacks that killed 183 people on the bloodiest day since the U.S. troop increase began nine weeks ago. (AP)
Iraqi PM Condemns Baghdad Attacks
Iraqi PM Nouri Maliki has condemned bombings in Baghdad that killed nearly 200 people - the worst day of violence since a US security operation began. (BBC)
Iraq War Air Crash 'Due To Fault'
The death of eight UK servicemen in an US helicopter crash at the start of the Iraq conflict was due to mechanical failure, a coroner has ruled. (BBC)
Congress Circling Embattled Bush Official
Unhappy that President Bush won't dismiss a senior appointee accused of abusing staff and interfering with investigations, Democrats in Congress are planning to haul the official in for public questioning. (ABC News)
27 Taliban Killed in Afghanistan
U.S.-led coalition and Afghan forces clashed with Taliban fighters and called in an airstrike in southern Afghanistan, leaving 24 suspected militants dead and two coalition soldiers wounded, the coalition said Thursday. (AP)
7 Hostages Beheaded In Philippines
The heads of seven men believed to have been kidnapped by the al-Qaida-linked Abu Sayyaf group on a volatile southern island were delivered to a Philippine army detachment Thursday, the military said. (AP)
Related Stories
ABC News Live