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Originally Posted by DarthYoda
So Fresh= New, more
For example Fresh milk, we have all had milk before but this is new and not the same. (not the best comparision, but I know what I am talking about)
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So you'd go out to buy a fresh car? Or a fresh suit for work? How about having a fresh girlfriend, or fresh baby.
Lots of examples where we might use 'new' but we'd never use 'fresh'. Yet, in each case, something we had before, this is just a new one.
So why do they chose 'fresh' to describe bombings, when 'new' or 'latest' would be at least as accurate and not quite so incongruous.