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6 Years After US Mass Shooting, Crew Begins Demolition Of School Building
More than six years after a gunman massacred 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, in one of the worst U.S. school shootings, crews began tearing down the abandoned building on Friday.
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Taunted Over College Rejections, US Shooting Survivor Gets Into Harvard
In mid-December, Harvard's early-entry candidates began logging onto the application status portal to learn whether they'd been accepted to one of the world's most prestigious universities. But for one particularly famous member of the class of 2023, entry into Harvard brought a bit more than congratulations.
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6 Months After Massacre, Students Begin School Year At Florida School
Students at Florida's Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school began a new school year Wednesday amid beefed up security six months after a mass shooting that claimed 17 lives and rekindled the US debate over guns.
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Months After Parkland Shooting, Donald Trump To Embrace National Rifle Association In Rally-Like Speech
resident Donald Trump, who briefly pledged to "fight" the National Rifle Association after a February mass shooting at a Florida high school, is expected to throw his full weight behind the powerful gun rights group on Friday at an event in Dallas.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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Play Dead If He Shoots: Mom Tells Daughter During Florida School Shooting, Reveals 911 Call
"If he shoots, play dead," the mother of a Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student told her daughter during the Florida mass shooting last month that left 17 dead, according to a recording of an emergency 911 call released on Thursday.
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Weeks After School Massacre, Florida Lawmakers Pass New Gun Control Laws
Florida state lawmakers gave final passage on Wednesday to a gun-safety bill that would raise the legal age for buying rifles, impose a three-day waiting period on all firearms sales, and allow the arming of some public school employees.
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Families Surround Florida Shooting School As Students Return
Families of the teen survivors of the second-deadliest shooting at a US public school gathered outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Wednesday to support the students returning to the place 17 people were massacred two weeks ago.
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Armed Sheriff's Deputy Stayed Outside Florida School While Mass Killing Took Place
The armed school resource officer assigned to protect students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School took a defensive position outside the school and did not enter the building while the shooter was killing students and teachers inside with an AR-15 assault-style rifle, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said Thursday.
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Donald Trump's Solution For Gun Violence In Schools: Arm Teachers
President Donald Trump floated the idea of arming teachers and promised more stringent background checks on gun owners as he hosted an emotional meeting Wednesday with students who survived last week's mass shooting at a Florida school.
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Clooneys To Join Students' Rally After Florida Shooting, Donate $500,000
George Clooney and his wife said on Tuesday they are donating $500,000 to the "March for Our Lives" rally in Washington and will walk with students in support of gun control following last week's shooting at a Florida high school that left 17 dead.
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Amid Pressure After Florida School Shooting, Trump Backs Improved Background Checks On Gun Buys
US President Donald Trump signaled support Monday for improving background gun checks amid mounting pressure for reform in the wake of the Florida school shooting, as the accused gunman appeared in court.
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Head Bowed, Florida School Shooter Makes First Public Appearance In Court
The former student accused of killing 17 people at a Florida high school appeared in court Monday for a procedural hearing, his first public appearance since he was held without bond on charges of premeditated murder.
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"Too Much Time" Spent On Russia: Trump Blasts FBI Over Florida Shooting
President Donald Trump late Saturday night criticized the FBI for failing to act on a tip that might have prevented the recent massacre at a high school in Parkland, Florida, and said the bureau was devoting too much time to its investigation of his presidential campaign.
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Firearms Debate Rages As Florida Anti-Gun Rally Coincides With Gun Show
Students who survived the Florida high school shooting that killed 17 called for restrictions on guns during a rally, but people attending a nearby gun show said that firearms cannot be blamed for the tragedy.
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6 Years After US Mass Shooting, Crew Begins Demolition Of School Building
More than six years after a gunman massacred 17 people at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, in one of the worst U.S. school shootings, crews began tearing down the abandoned building on Friday.
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Taunted Over College Rejections, US Shooting Survivor Gets Into Harvard
In mid-December, Harvard's early-entry candidates began logging onto the application status portal to learn whether they'd been accepted to one of the world's most prestigious universities. But for one particularly famous member of the class of 2023, entry into Harvard brought a bit more than congratulations.
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6 Months After Massacre, Students Begin School Year At Florida School
Students at Florida's Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school began a new school year Wednesday amid beefed up security six months after a mass shooting that claimed 17 lives and rekindled the US debate over guns.
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Months After Parkland Shooting, Donald Trump To Embrace National Rifle Association In Rally-Like Speech
resident Donald Trump, who briefly pledged to "fight" the National Rifle Association after a February mass shooting at a Florida high school, is expected to throw his full weight behind the powerful gun rights group on Friday at an event in Dallas.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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Play Dead If He Shoots: Mom Tells Daughter During Florida School Shooting, Reveals 911 Call
"If he shoots, play dead," the mother of a Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student told her daughter during the Florida mass shooting last month that left 17 dead, according to a recording of an emergency 911 call released on Thursday.
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Weeks After School Massacre, Florida Lawmakers Pass New Gun Control Laws
Florida state lawmakers gave final passage on Wednesday to a gun-safety bill that would raise the legal age for buying rifles, impose a three-day waiting period on all firearms sales, and allow the arming of some public school employees.
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Families Surround Florida Shooting School As Students Return
Families of the teen survivors of the second-deadliest shooting at a US public school gathered outside Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Wednesday to support the students returning to the place 17 people were massacred two weeks ago.
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Armed Sheriff's Deputy Stayed Outside Florida School While Mass Killing Took Place
The armed school resource officer assigned to protect students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School took a defensive position outside the school and did not enter the building while the shooter was killing students and teachers inside with an AR-15 assault-style rifle, Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel said Thursday.
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Donald Trump's Solution For Gun Violence In Schools: Arm Teachers
President Donald Trump floated the idea of arming teachers and promised more stringent background checks on gun owners as he hosted an emotional meeting Wednesday with students who survived last week's mass shooting at a Florida school.
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Clooneys To Join Students' Rally After Florida Shooting, Donate $500,000
George Clooney and his wife said on Tuesday they are donating $500,000 to the "March for Our Lives" rally in Washington and will walk with students in support of gun control following last week's shooting at a Florida high school that left 17 dead.
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Amid Pressure After Florida School Shooting, Trump Backs Improved Background Checks On Gun Buys
US President Donald Trump signaled support Monday for improving background gun checks amid mounting pressure for reform in the wake of the Florida school shooting, as the accused gunman appeared in court.
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Head Bowed, Florida School Shooter Makes First Public Appearance In Court
The former student accused of killing 17 people at a Florida high school appeared in court Monday for a procedural hearing, his first public appearance since he was held without bond on charges of premeditated murder.
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"Too Much Time" Spent On Russia: Trump Blasts FBI Over Florida Shooting
President Donald Trump late Saturday night criticized the FBI for failing to act on a tip that might have prevented the recent massacre at a high school in Parkland, Florida, and said the bureau was devoting too much time to its investigation of his presidential campaign.
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Firearms Debate Rages As Florida Anti-Gun Rally Coincides With Gun Show
Students who survived the Florida high school shooting that killed 17 called for restrictions on guns during a rally, but people attending a nearby gun show said that firearms cannot be blamed for the tragedy.
