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Families of Sandy Hook Massacre Victims Sue Gunmaker
Families of victims in the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre filed a US lawsuit Monday seeking damages from the manufacturers of the high-powered assault rifle used in the slaughter.
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Newtown Massacre Shooter Indulged Dark Obsessions Online, Says Report
By the time Adam Lanza massacred 26 children and adults at a Connecticut school two years ago, he was living in nearly complete isolation, communicating with no one except an online network of people obsessed with mass murder, a report released on Friday said.
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US teachers take up arms to prevent mass shootings
Several US states are considering allowing school teachers to carry weapons and educators, determined not to allow a repeat of the Newtown massacre, are flocking to training sessions.
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Barack Obama holds White House talks on how to respond to Newtown massacre
A day after President Barack Obama made an impassioned plea for changes to prevent another gun-fueled massacre in the United States, the White House on Monday declined to lay out details of what he planned to do or how he planned to do it.
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Families of Sandy Hook Massacre Victims Sue Gunmaker
Families of victims in the 2012 Sandy Hook school massacre filed a US lawsuit Monday seeking damages from the manufacturers of the high-powered assault rifle used in the slaughter.
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Newtown Massacre Shooter Indulged Dark Obsessions Online, Says Report
By the time Adam Lanza massacred 26 children and adults at a Connecticut school two years ago, he was living in nearly complete isolation, communicating with no one except an online network of people obsessed with mass murder, a report released on Friday said.
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US teachers take up arms to prevent mass shootings
Several US states are considering allowing school teachers to carry weapons and educators, determined not to allow a repeat of the Newtown massacre, are flocking to training sessions.
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Barack Obama holds White House talks on how to respond to Newtown massacre
A day after President Barack Obama made an impassioned plea for changes to prevent another gun-fueled massacre in the United States, the White House on Monday declined to lay out details of what he planned to do or how he planned to do it.
