Tunisian PM Fires Police Officials After Deadly Museum Attack

Tunisia's prime minister fired five police commanders Monday in the wake of last week's terrorist assault in Tunis on the country's national museum that left 21 people dead -- all but one of them foreign tourists. Habib Essid fired the head of tourist security, an intelligence brigade chief, the Tunis police chief and two others. His spokesman said Essid visited the National Bardo Museum on Sunday and found "several security failures." Tunisian authorities say...

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