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Multiple Fatalities In Florida Shooting, Gunman Killed: Report
A gunman in Jacksonville, Florida, was dead following a standoff with police Saturday afternoon after killing "a number" of people, the latest in a spate of gun violence this weekend in the United States.
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3 Killed In Mass Shooting At US Independence Day Celebration: Report
A Fourth of July celebration in north Louisiana turned tragic after a mass shooting left three people dead and at least six other people injured in Shreveport, according to information provided to CNN affiliate KSLA by Shreveport officials.
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Watch: Matthew McConaughey's Powerful White House Speech On Gun Control
Actor Matthew McConaughey took the podium at the White House on Tuesday to deliver an emotional appeal for "gun responsibility" following the massacre at an elementary school in his hometown of Uvalde, Texas.
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After Florida Shooting, Trump Pulls Back From Big Changes To Gun Laws
US President Donald Trump will support a modest set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters on Sunday.
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Florida School Shooting Victim Files Legal Notice To Sue Local Government
A lawyer for a student wounded in February's mass shooting at a Florida high school on Monday filed a legal notice of intent to sue the county sheriff's office and the school district for failing to protect the students.
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Gun Violence In US Schools Linked To Unemployment: Study
When people come out of schools and find no jobs, the disappointment and despondecy that develops among them leads to gun violence in the schools, a new study based on a quarter-century of data has found.
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Democrats Create Havoc On US House Floor Over Gun Control Legislation
Talks intensified in the US Senate on Wednesday on compromise legislation to stop gun sales to people on some terrorism watch lists, as Democrats shut down the House of Representatives to protest their chamber's lack of action.
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US Senate Rejects Gun Control Measures After Orlando
Following the Orlando club massacre, the Republican-controlled US Senate voted down four measures Monday aimed at reducing gun violence, confirmation of the issue's toxicity especially during 2016's heated election climate.
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At Annual Address, Michelle Obama Will Leave Seat Empty For Gun Victims
US President Barack Obama has said that when he delivers his annual State of the Union address next week, one seat in First Lady Michelle Obama's guest box would be left empty to honour victims of gun violence.
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Barack Obama Says He Was Himself Surprised By His Public Crying
US President Barack Obama has said that he himself was surprised by his public crying this week while talking of steps to tackle gun violence.
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Barack Obama Vows Not To Campaign For Opponents Of New Gun Laws
US President Barack Obama on Thursday vowed not to campaign or vote for any candidate who does not support tighter gun laws, as he rallied support for contentious executive measures.
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Multiple Fatalities In Florida Shooting, Gunman Killed: Report
A gunman in Jacksonville, Florida, was dead following a standoff with police Saturday afternoon after killing "a number" of people, the latest in a spate of gun violence this weekend in the United States.
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3 Killed In Mass Shooting At US Independence Day Celebration: Report
A Fourth of July celebration in north Louisiana turned tragic after a mass shooting left three people dead and at least six other people injured in Shreveport, according to information provided to CNN affiliate KSLA by Shreveport officials.
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Watch: Matthew McConaughey's Powerful White House Speech On Gun Control
Actor Matthew McConaughey took the podium at the White House on Tuesday to deliver an emotional appeal for "gun responsibility" following the massacre at an elementary school in his hometown of Uvalde, Texas.
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After Florida Shooting, Trump Pulls Back From Big Changes To Gun Laws
US President Donald Trump will support a modest set of fixes to gun laws, stepping back from some of the more sweeping changes he had considered after the country's latest mass school shooting, senior officials told reporters on Sunday.
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Florida School Shooting Victim Files Legal Notice To Sue Local Government
A lawyer for a student wounded in February's mass shooting at a Florida high school on Monday filed a legal notice of intent to sue the county sheriff's office and the school district for failing to protect the students.
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Gun Violence In US Schools Linked To Unemployment: Study
When people come out of schools and find no jobs, the disappointment and despondecy that develops among them leads to gun violence in the schools, a new study based on a quarter-century of data has found.
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Democrats Create Havoc On US House Floor Over Gun Control Legislation
Talks intensified in the US Senate on Wednesday on compromise legislation to stop gun sales to people on some terrorism watch lists, as Democrats shut down the House of Representatives to protest their chamber's lack of action.
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US Senate Rejects Gun Control Measures After Orlando
Following the Orlando club massacre, the Republican-controlled US Senate voted down four measures Monday aimed at reducing gun violence, confirmation of the issue's toxicity especially during 2016's heated election climate.
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At Annual Address, Michelle Obama Will Leave Seat Empty For Gun Victims
US President Barack Obama has said that when he delivers his annual State of the Union address next week, one seat in First Lady Michelle Obama's guest box would be left empty to honour victims of gun violence.
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Barack Obama Says He Was Himself Surprised By His Public Crying
US President Barack Obama has said that he himself was surprised by his public crying this week while talking of steps to tackle gun violence.
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Barack Obama Vows Not To Campaign For Opponents Of New Gun Laws
US President Barack Obama on Thursday vowed not to campaign or vote for any candidate who does not support tighter gun laws, as he rallied support for contentious executive measures.
