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Young Americans Worry Over Extremist Threat: GenForward Poll
The threat of violence by people inspired by foreign extremists invokes fear in a majority of young Americans across racial groups. But for young people of color, particularly African-Americans, that fear is matched or surpassed by worries about violence from white extremists.
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Dozens March In Dallas Against Police Violence Toward Blacks
Several dozen protesters marched through downtown Dallas on Friday to protest police violence toward African-Americans while also paying homage to five police officers slain by a sniper during a demonstration earlier this month.
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Detroit-Area Man Held, Said He Wanted To Kill Cops: Police
Police seized a dozen rifles and six handguns from the home of a suburban Detroit man after a witness reported the man said he wanted to kill police officers, authorities said on Saturday.
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Thousands Gather To Mourn, Honor 3 Officers Killed In Dallas
Nearly a week after five officers were killed by a gunman in Dallas, memorial services for three of them drew thousands of mourners on Wednesday.
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Barack Obama Heads To Dallas To Heal Divisions
President Barack Obama embarked on a somber visit to Dallas Tuesday, to memorialize five white police officers murdered by a black gunman and try to unify a country divided by race and politics.
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Dallas Police Chief Defends Use Of Bomb Robot
Dallas Police Chief David Brown on Monday defended the use of a bomb-carrying robot to kill the gunman who went on a shooting rampage last week targeting police and killing five officers.
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Friend Or Foe? Texas Open-Carry Gun Law Under Scrutiny After Dallas Attack
When shots rang out in Dallas last week, police zeroed in -- wrongly -- on men in camouflage gear carrying powerful military-grade rifles.
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Dallas Sniper Victims Included Fathers, Volunteers, Veterans
They were spouses and parents. They volunteered in schools and at church. And they had sworn to serve and protect. The five officers killed in Thursday's sniper attack in Dallas are being remembered for their character and service to others.
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Dallas Shooter Planned Larger Attacks, Police Say
The Dallas gunman is thought to have been plotting a major bomb attack, authorities said Sunday after 200 were arrested in a new night of protests over police violence against blacks.
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Very Uncommon. 3 Countries Urge Caution In Traveling To US
Three countries have warned their citizens to stay on guard when visiting US cities rocked by sometimes violent protests that erupted after a string of police shootings of black Americans.
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Dallas Police Chief: Shooter Seemed Delusional, Scrawled Cryptic Messages In Blood
The gunman who fatally shot five Dallas law enforcement officers appeared delusional, taunted police during extensive negotiations by singing and "laughing at us" and wrote cryptic messages on a wall with his own blood before he was killed by a bomb-equipped robot, Dallas Police Chief David Brown said Sunday.
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Over 200 Arrests As Tensions Spike At Protests Against US Police
More than 200 people were arrested in chaotic scenes during a new night of protests over US police violence towards blacks as authorities revealed today that the Dallas shooter had apparently been plotting a major bomb attack.
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US Gun Rules Heighten Tension Between Police, Citizens: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama pledged on Saturday to seek ways to calm racial tensions and reduce divisions between police and minorities during his final months in office, but he warned that easy access to guns nationwide exacerbated the problem.
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Dallas Police Headquarters On Security Alert After Threat Against Officers
Dallas police headquarters temporarily heightened security on Saturday after receiving a threat against officers, two days after a gunman killed five officers in the Texas city.
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Dallas Gunman's Online Posts Reflect Anger, Frustration
Former US Army reservist Micah Xavier Johnson posted an angry rant against white people on the Facebook page of a group called Black Panther Party Mississippi last Saturday, denouncing lynching and the brutalizing of black people.
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Young Americans Worry Over Extremist Threat: GenForward Poll
The threat of violence by people inspired by foreign extremists invokes fear in a majority of young Americans across racial groups. But for young people of color, particularly African-Americans, that fear is matched or surpassed by worries about violence from white extremists.
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Dozens March In Dallas Against Police Violence Toward Blacks
Several dozen protesters marched through downtown Dallas on Friday to protest police violence toward African-Americans while also paying homage to five police officers slain by a sniper during a demonstration earlier this month.
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Detroit-Area Man Held, Said He Wanted To Kill Cops: Police
Police seized a dozen rifles and six handguns from the home of a suburban Detroit man after a witness reported the man said he wanted to kill police officers, authorities said on Saturday.
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Thousands Gather To Mourn, Honor 3 Officers Killed In Dallas
Nearly a week after five officers were killed by a gunman in Dallas, memorial services for three of them drew thousands of mourners on Wednesday.
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Barack Obama Heads To Dallas To Heal Divisions
President Barack Obama embarked on a somber visit to Dallas Tuesday, to memorialize five white police officers murdered by a black gunman and try to unify a country divided by race and politics.
-
Dallas Police Chief Defends Use Of Bomb Robot
Dallas Police Chief David Brown on Monday defended the use of a bomb-carrying robot to kill the gunman who went on a shooting rampage last week targeting police and killing five officers.
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Friend Or Foe? Texas Open-Carry Gun Law Under Scrutiny After Dallas Attack
When shots rang out in Dallas last week, police zeroed in -- wrongly -- on men in camouflage gear carrying powerful military-grade rifles.
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Dallas Sniper Victims Included Fathers, Volunteers, Veterans
They were spouses and parents. They volunteered in schools and at church. And they had sworn to serve and protect. The five officers killed in Thursday's sniper attack in Dallas are being remembered for their character and service to others.
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Dallas Shooter Planned Larger Attacks, Police Say
The Dallas gunman is thought to have been plotting a major bomb attack, authorities said Sunday after 200 were arrested in a new night of protests over police violence against blacks.
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Very Uncommon. 3 Countries Urge Caution In Traveling To US
Three countries have warned their citizens to stay on guard when visiting US cities rocked by sometimes violent protests that erupted after a string of police shootings of black Americans.
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Dallas Police Chief: Shooter Seemed Delusional, Scrawled Cryptic Messages In Blood
The gunman who fatally shot five Dallas law enforcement officers appeared delusional, taunted police during extensive negotiations by singing and "laughing at us" and wrote cryptic messages on a wall with his own blood before he was killed by a bomb-equipped robot, Dallas Police Chief David Brown said Sunday.
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Over 200 Arrests As Tensions Spike At Protests Against US Police
More than 200 people were arrested in chaotic scenes during a new night of protests over US police violence towards blacks as authorities revealed today that the Dallas shooter had apparently been plotting a major bomb attack.
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US Gun Rules Heighten Tension Between Police, Citizens: Barack Obama
President Barack Obama pledged on Saturday to seek ways to calm racial tensions and reduce divisions between police and minorities during his final months in office, but he warned that easy access to guns nationwide exacerbated the problem.
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Dallas Police Headquarters On Security Alert After Threat Against Officers
Dallas police headquarters temporarily heightened security on Saturday after receiving a threat against officers, two days after a gunman killed five officers in the Texas city.
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Dallas Gunman's Online Posts Reflect Anger, Frustration
Former US Army reservist Micah Xavier Johnson posted an angry rant against white people on the Facebook page of a group called Black Panther Party Mississippi last Saturday, denouncing lynching and the brutalizing of black people.
