Germany Warns of Suicide Attacks, Increased Security

June 22, 2007 --

1 NATO Soldier, 8 Taliban Killed
A NATO vehicle rolled over a mine in eastern Afghanistan Thursday, triggering a blast that killed one soldier, the 90th foreign military fatality in a year of surging violence. (AP)

Documents Offer Unflattering View of CIA
Little-known documents now being made public detail illegal and scandalous activities by the CIA more than 30 years ago: wiretappings of journalists, kidnappings, warrantless searches and more. (AP)

U.S. Army Pulls TV Recruitment Ad Containing Falsehood
The U.S. Army has quietly pulled a television recruitment ad that falsely claimed it could train recruits to become pharmacists, a spokesperson for the Army has confirmed to ABC News. (ABC News)

Police: 3 or 4 People Fatally Beat Man
About three or four people — not a mob of up to 20 — beat a man to death after the car he was riding in struck and injured a toddler, police said Thursday. (AP)

911 Tapes: S.C. Fire Began Behind Store
Passing motorists and a store worker frantically called authorities about a fire behind a furniture store the night nine firefighters perished inside, according to 911 tapes and transcripts released Thursday. An employee said the area was where workers took smoke breaks. (AP)

In Sweep of Iraqi Town, Sectarian Fears Percolate
After two days of clawing their way toward insurgent strongholds in western Baquba, American troops on Thursday began one of the most delicate phases of the operation: reintroducing the city's residents to their own army. (NY Times)

Yemen Receives 4 Detainees from Guantanamo Bay Prison
Yemen has received four of its citizens who were transferred from Guantanamo Bay prison, where the U.S. had held them since 2002 for suspected al-Qaida links, security officials and rights advocates said Thursday. (AP)