Suicide Bomber Strikes Anti-Militant Rally in Pakistan; At Least 14 Dead
At least 14 people were killed when a suicide bomber struck a large protest rally against militant violence in northwestern Pakistan. The attack reportedly injured more than two dozen individuals. The bombing targeted demonstrators who were gathering to protest the surge of militancy, with some reports placing the incident near a police station in the Swat Valley area.
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