Boston Marathon Bombing -- News Updates April 23, 2013

Boston Bombing Suspects Built Explosives With Help Of Online Al Qaeda Magazine, Official Says -- FOX News

The brothers suspected of planting deadly bombs at the Boston Marathon may have gotten their ideas -- and even instructions on how to make explosives from household items -- from an English-language online magazine that Al Qaeda uses to radicalize and recruit Westerners.

A U.S. official told Fox News that Tamerlan Tsarnaev, 26, and his brother, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, 19, built the bombs with instructions from Inspire magazine -- an English-language online magazine published by Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.

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More News On The Boston Marathon Bombing

Lawmakers grill FBI on Boston bombing investigation -- Reuters
Boston Bomb Suspect's Condition Upgraded, He's Talking to Cops -- ABC News
Source: Marathon bombing suspect admitted to authorities that he and brother detonated bombs -- Boston.com
Search of Tsarnaevs' phones, computers finds no indication of accomplice, source says -- NBC
Feds Look Into Accused Bomber's Dark Side -- ABC News
Alleged Bombers' Carjack Victim Barely Escaped Grab as He Bolted -- ABC News
See it! Dzhokhar Tsarnaev cooly withdraws cash from an ATM after carjacking and murder of MIT officer -- New York Daily News
Boston mosque says bombing suspect had outbursts but wasn’t violent -- Washington Post
Mosque that Boston suspects attended has radical ties -- USA Today
Napolitano says system 'pinged' when Tsarnaev traveled to Russia -- FOX News
Russia contacted FBI `multiple’ times on concerns about alleged Boston Marathon bomber -- Boston.com
Wife of dead bombing suspect: Husband's alleged involvement was 'absolute shock' -- NBC
Bomber's widow drawn into Boston bomb investigation -- Reuters
Mother of Accused Bombers Faces Her Own Legal Woes -- ABC News
Tamerlan Tsarnaev’s Family Crumbled Before Boston Bombs -- Bloomberg Businessweek
‘This shakes me to my core’: Facebook updates from former classmates of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev express shock, doubt -- New York Daily News