Two gunmen burst into the National Bardo Museum in Tunis on Wednesday and opened fire with automatic weapons. The terrorists killed 21, including 17 foreign tourists, and wounded 44 others. Fox News: Tunisian Prime Minister Habib Essid had said earlier Wednesday that two or three other gunmen had escaped and were possible at large.  Essid told national television that people from Poland, Italy, Germany and Spain were among the tourists. An Italian Foreign Ministry official says three Italians were among those killed in the attack and another six were injured. While Poland's Foreign Ministry announced that three Poles were among the wounded.  Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos confirmed on Twitter that two Colombian citizens were among the victims of the attack. German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier called the violence "a cowardly attack on us all." He said he "cannot rule out there being German citizens among the...(Read Full Post)