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  Boston bombing suspects' Russian parents to visit US

  World | April 24, 2013 21:30 IST

  Moscow, Apr 24: The Russian parents of the two suspects in the Boston Marathon bombings have agreed to visit the US to assist in the ongoing investigation into the crime, a police source said Wednesday.A

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  Boston bomber says big brother was the mastermind

  World | April 23, 2013 23:25 IST

  Washington, Apr 23: Facing the death penalty on charges of using a weapon of mass destruction, the surviving Boston bombings suspect has claimed that his older brother, not any international terrorist group, masterminded the deadly

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  Did Boston bombers have ties to al-Qaeda-linked groups?

  World | April 21, 2013 21:14 IST

  Boston, Apr 21: With one suspect dead and the other lying seriously wounded in a hospital, the FBI investigators are reviewing the suspected Boston Marathon bombers' motives and a visit made by one of them

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  Boston Marathon bombings suspect partied after attack

  World | April 21, 2013 19:57 IST

  Boston,Apr 21: One of the two Chechen-origin Boston bombings suspects, who was arrested after a massive manhunt, partied with his friends, tweeted rap lyrics and lived a normal college life after the deadly attack. 19-year-old

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  Know more about Boston Marathon

  World | April 17, 2013 6:36 IST

  New Delhi: The Boston Marathon is the world's oldest marathon. It was hit by terror on April 16.  This terror attack occurred approximately two hours after the winners crossed the finish line. At least three

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  Entire family devastated in Boston blast: boy killed, sister loses leg, mother undergoes brain surgery, father injured

  World | April 17, 2013 6:03 IST

  Boston,  Apr 17: As details of the Boston blasts began coming out, Martin Richard, an eight-year-old boy waiting at the finish line to give his father a hug, was killed in the blast. The blast

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  Boston blasts: Story of bravery as man, who lost son in Iraq war, helped victims seconds after terror attack

  World | April 17, 2013 6:03 IST

  Boston, Apr 17: It was an act that legends are made of. Costa Rican immigrant Carlos Arredondo lost his son Alexander in the Iraq war. An anti-war protester, Carlos was present at the Boston Marathon