Germany Arrests 4 Extremist Suspects

German authorities say they have arrested four people who are suspected of founding a right-wing extremist group to attack mosques and housing for asylum seekers. Officials announced the arrests Wednesday, saying they confiscated a stash of explosives during the raids as well. The four detainees — three men and one woman — are being held on terrorism charges. They are reported to have called themselves the "Old School Society" and are believed to have been planning...

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