Qatar says Egyptian caused theater bombing death
Doha authorities labeled an Egyptian national the suicide bomber in the Doha Players Theater attack that killed a Briton and wounded 12 others near Farek Kelab. They identified Omar Ahmed Abdullah Ali as the suspect and noted the car was owned by the Egyptian.
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Congress moves to protect Terri Schiavo life with federal review
Congress acts on Palm Sunday as Senate approves a bill to grant federal court review and possible restoration of Terri Schiavo’s feeding tube. White House signals readiness to sign once delivered. House debates amid Fast Easter recess and pressure from both parties.
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Palm Sunday processions mark Holy Week across Jerusalem and Bethlehem
Pilgrims from around the world join local Christians in Palm Sunday marches from the Mount of Olives to Jerusalem's Old City and in Bethlehem protests against the West Bank barrier. In Vatican City Pope John Paul II appears briefly at his window after throat surgery as Holy Week begins.
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Powerful quake rocks southern Japanese islands
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck west of Kyushu causing at least one death, hundreds injured, and landslides near Genkai. A tsunami alert was briefly issued and later canceled as aftershocks and structural damage were reported across Fukuoka and surrounding areas.
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John DeLorean Dies At 80 In New Jersey Hospital
Auto executive and sportscar innovator John DeLorean died at Overlook Hospital in Summit New Jersey after a stroke at age 80. He helped push futuristic designs and founded DeLorean Motor Company before facing legal and financial troubles in the 1980s.
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