Uighur violence in China leaves at least 14 dead

Chinese and Uighur sources presented different versions of events, neither of which could be independently verified. The Chinese state media said that late Saturday, the perpetrators hijacked a truck that had been stopped at a red light, killed the driver, and then used the truck to plow into a ...

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