Gunmen Wound 7 Thai Protesters

Authorities in Thailand's capital say at least seven men have been wounded in two attacks on anti-government protesters.Police say one attack in Bangkok occurred during the early morning hours of Saturday and left two men wounded. A separate attack hours later wounded five men. Officials say at least one of the victims was a security guard with the protesters.The protesters, led by ex-deputy prime minister Suthep Thaugsuban, aim to paralyze the capital Monday with mass demonstrations...

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