2 Dead, Dozens Wounded in Thai Political Violence

Authorities in the Thai capital of Bangkok say two people have been killed around 35 wounded in overnight political violence.Police said Sunday that gunshots rang out late Saturday as anti-government protesters attacked people headed to a rally at a sports stadium in support of Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. It was not immediately clear who fired the shots.Opposition leaders say Sunday will be their "victory day" and have called for supporters to surround the prime...

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