Officials: Tunisian Resort Gunman Trained in Libya

Tunisian officials say the 23-year-old student who slaughtered dozens of seaside tourists last week trained at an extremist camp in neighboring Libya at the same time as the gunmen responsible for a shooting spree at a museum in the country’s capital earlier this year. One of Tunisia's top security officials confirmed the link, saying that Seifeddine Rezgui slipped across the border into Libya in January and received weapons training at a camp in the town of Sabratha, an hour’s...

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