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As Norway grieves, the media pieces together a troubling portrait of the 32-year-old gunman.
Anders Behring Breivik, the Norwegian behind one of the largest mass killings in peacetime Europe, says he was trying to "save" the continent from Islam. From his days on the playground to his July 25 court appearance, NewsFeed takes a look at the life and twisted ideology of the right-wing extremist.
Breivik's father, now a pensioner in southwest France, spoke with reporters outside of his home (pictured) on July 24. "I view this atrocity with absolute horror," he said. "My condolences go out to all those who have suffered because of this. I am in a state of shock."
So much for keeping Facebook out of China.
Felix Roque allegedly hacked the email account associated with the website and nixed the domain registration in an effort to muzzle an insurgent political campaign to oust the mayor.
