At least 350 lives were halted in the attacks across Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday. The victims were mothers, doctors, children and newlyweds.
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Tuesday: What We Know So Far About the Sri Lanka Bombings
Tuesday was a day of fast-moving events. While new information continues to emerge about the bombings, some basic questions remain unanswered.
Live Briefing: Grief, Anger and Recriminations in Sri Lanka as ISIS Claims It Staged Bomb Attacks
After the Islamic State said it was behind the attacks, grief for some was hardening into anger. Hundreds of Muslim families fled religiously mixed areas.
‘These Attacks Could Target Catholic Churches’: The Warning That Sri Lankan Officials Failed to Heed
This confidential security memo laid out specific names, addresses and phone numbers ten days before devastating attacks. But no action was taken.
‘These Attacks Could Target Catholic Churches’: The Warning That Sri Lankan Officials Failed to Heed
This confidential security memo laid out specific names, addresses and phone numbers ten days before devastating attacks. But no action was taken.
Grief, and Questions, After the Attacks in Sri Lanka
Images from the devastation of the Easter Sunday attacks and glimpses of how the country is starting to mourn.
Victims of Sri Lanka Attacks: Who They Were
The identities of the victims in the Sri Lanka bombings have started to emerge.
Sri Lanka Photos: Grief and Questions After the Attacks
Images from the devastation of the Easter Sunday attacks and glimpses of how the country is starting to mourn.
Live Briefing: Pointing a Finger at a Terrorist Group in the Aftermath of the Sri Lanka Blasts
Officials could not explain why a warning about a militant Islamist organization planning suicide bombings failed to stop the assaults, which killed more than 300 people.
What We Know and Don’t Know About the Sri Lanka Bombings
Coordinated attacks killed more than 290 people in churches, the largest targeted assault on South Asian Christians in recent memory.