Dozens Killed in Tunisian Hotel Terror Attack

Tunisian officials say a terrorist attack near a hotel on the Mediterranean coast has left 37 people dead, including British, German and Belgian nationals. Interior Ministry officials say gunmen opened fire Friday on people on a beach near the Imperial Marhaba hotel in the Tunisian city of Sousse, a popular destination for visitors from Europe and other North African countries. Officials say security forces responded to the attack, and that at least one gunman is among the...

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