White House, FBI Agents Race to Disrupt 'Summer of '07' Threat

July 11, 2007 -- Al Qaeda Leader on the Web Again -- Instant Messaging Next?
For the third time in seven days, al Qaeda's No. 2 Dr. Ayman al Zawahri has released a message on the Internet, increasing the anxiety of law enforcement officials who tell ABC News they have already been closely monitoring increased "chatter" on al Qaeda Web sites and message boards this summer. (ABC News)

Pakistan Troops Comb Mosque for Holdouts
Pakistani troops cornered holdout Islamic militants and combed the warren-like Red Mosque complex for booby traps Wednesday after assaulting the compound and killing its pro-Taliban cleric, the army spokesman said. (AP)

Soldier Killed, 19 Injured in NWFP, Tribal Areas
A soldier was killed and 19 people, 13 of them security personnel, were injured in attacks in the NWFP and the tribal areas on Tuesday. (Dawn)

Vicar Flees Baghdad after Threats
A vicar who has been working to secure the release of five British hostages in Iraq has fled the country after being denounced as a spy. (BBC)

German Mother 'Released in Iraq'
A 61-year-old German woman kidnapped in Iraq earlier this year has been freed but her son remains a hostage, Germany's foreign minister has said. (BBC)

Congressman Demands Specifics on Chertoff's 'Gut Feeling'
A leading member of Congress is demanding more details on the terror threat to the United States. (ABC News)