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Explosives experts here said early devices often had wires running from a porch or a house to the bomb, making it easy to trace the perpetrator.

KABUL, Afghanistan — Five American servicemen died Thursday, four of them in a single strike by a roadside bomb, making it one of the bloodiest single attacks against American service members in recent weeks.

Some days, a car bomb makes it impossible to get to work.

The Manchester Royal Exchange - rebuilt after the extensive damage caused by the 1996 IRA bomb - made it a triple triumph for the regions by taking the theatre of the year title.

To rethink cargo security: Britain's emergency planning committee, COBRA, after a package from Yemen containing a bomb made it through screening at a U.K. airport and onto a Chicago-bound plane.

Eliot Higgins, perhaps the foremost observer of weapons use in Syria who is not employed by a major intelligence agency, has decried media hype around the barrel bombs: "It's like calling it a 'barrel bomb' makes it some special extra powerful bomb, when it's basically a piece of crap," he wrote on Twitter.

The range of sounds, emotions and joy pumped into How To Dismantle An Atomic Bomb make it hard to resist.

32 people were killed and over 100 injured in the town of Suruc by a suicide bombing, making it the second deadliest attack in 2015.

Today, Incirlik airbase houses 50 B-61 nuclear bombs, making it NATO's largest nuclear weapons storage facility.

At least two armed vehicles rigged with bombs made it into the base and exploded.

'Basically the bombing makes it difficult to get enough supplies in.