Suicide Bomber Kills 14 on Minibus in Kabul

The Taliban has claimed responsibility for a suicide attack Monday morning in Kabul, killing at least 14 people on a mini-bus and wounding several others. Police say the bomber approached the bus on foot and set off explosives. Afghanistan's Interior Ministry says those killed were Nepalese security guards. Five other Nepalese nationals were wounded along with four Afghans. Afghanistan's Chief Executive Abdullah Abdullah has condemned the violence as an "act of...

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