Bombings Kill 44 in Central Nigeria

Officials in Nigeria said Monday that bombings at a mosque and restaurant in the central city of Jos had killed at least 44 people. The blasts, which happened late Sunday, also wounded at least 47 others, according to the National Emergency Management Agency. The attacks continue a deadly string of violence blamed on Boko Haram militants that has left more than 200 people dead in the past week. Earlier Sunday, a suicide bomber walked into a church in Potiskum, the largest city in...

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