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City Releases Audio Of Pulse Nightclub Gunman
Police negotiators talking to the Orlando nightclub gunman at first weren't sure if the person they had on the phone was actually in the Pulse nightclub, according to audio recordings released Monday after a judge ruled they should be made public.
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Pulse Patron Whispers In 911 Call, 'He's Going To Kill Us'
A patron hiding inside the Pulse gay nightclub as a gunman carries out the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history whispers to a dispatcher on a 911 call: "He is going to kill us."
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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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Why This Little Girl is Standing on a Toilet Broke Her Mother's Heart
When Michigan mother Stacey Wehrman Feeley found her three-year-old daughter perched on top of the toilet, she thought it made for a funny photo and immediately clicked one to share with her husband. Then she found out the truth.
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Orlando Shooter Talked About Violence And Sex In 3rd Grade
As early as third grade, the Florida nightclub shooter talked frequently about sex and violence and before finishing high school was suspended for a total of 48 days, including for fighting and hurting classmates, school records showed.
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US Democrats' New Line On Gun Control: Do It For National Security
Democrats pushing for gun curbs after the latest mass shooting in the United States are co-opting a Republican mantra to build public support and defang opposition: it's time to get tough on national security.
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Man Hit In Back In Orlando Shooting Played Dead To Survive
Felipe Marrero wakes up in his hospital bed at night still thinking he smells gunpowder, nearly a week after the shooting rampage at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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Shootings To Recur In Absence Of Strict Gun Control Laws: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama has warned that horrific mass shooting incidents like the recent one in Orlando will continue to occur unless tougher gun control laws are adopted.
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Barack Obama To Visit Orlando To Interact With Victims' Families
On a grim and delicate mission, President Barack Obama will offer solace and healing to a distraught Orlando, even as the political world turns the shooting into a fresh excuse to fight about terrorism and gun control.
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Orlando Shooting Survivors Mourn Dead Friends, Recall Traumatic Night
Best friends Demetrice Naulings and Eddie Justice often walked together hand in hand, as if they were a couple, although Naulings says he always thought of Justice as being more like his kid brother.
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Puerto Rico Mourns, Prepares To Bury Those Killed At Orlando Club
Puerto Ricans held somber vigils and prepared to bury many of their own after authorities said nearly half of those killed at a gay nightclub in Florida had ties to the U.S. territory.
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'Tell Your Parents They're Wrong': Do You Agree With Mumbai Student?
When is it okay to tell your parents that they are wrong? At times like this, detailed in a thought-provoking Facebook post by a management student from Mumbai. "You are disrespecting them by letting them become socially irrelevant," says Dhruv Deshpande in a note that documents a conversation about homosexuality that he had with his mother, writte...
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'You Are Not Alone': Obama To Gay Community After Orlando Attack
US President Barack Obama has voiced solidarity with the LGBT community after the deadly mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, calling the gunman an "angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalised."
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Saudi King Condemns Gay Club Shooting
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has condemned the killing of 49 people at a gay nightclub in Florida, official media said on Tuesday.
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Wolf Dens, Not Lone Wolves, The Norm In US ISIS Plots
If Omar Mateen acted alone in plotting the massacre of 49 people at Orlando's Pulse gay nightclub, he would be the exception rather than the rule in U.S. cases involving suspected ISIS supporters.
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City Releases Audio Of Pulse Nightclub Gunman
Police negotiators talking to the Orlando nightclub gunman at first weren't sure if the person they had on the phone was actually in the Pulse nightclub, according to audio recordings released Monday after a judge ruled they should be made public.
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Pulse Patron Whispers In 911 Call, 'He's Going To Kill Us'
A patron hiding inside the Pulse gay nightclub as a gunman carries out the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history whispers to a dispatcher on a 911 call: "He is going to kill us."
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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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Why This Little Girl is Standing on a Toilet Broke Her Mother's Heart
When Michigan mother Stacey Wehrman Feeley found her three-year-old daughter perched on top of the toilet, she thought it made for a funny photo and immediately clicked one to share with her husband. Then she found out the truth.
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Orlando Shooter Talked About Violence And Sex In 3rd Grade
As early as third grade, the Florida nightclub shooter talked frequently about sex and violence and before finishing high school was suspended for a total of 48 days, including for fighting and hurting classmates, school records showed.
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US Democrats' New Line On Gun Control: Do It For National Security
Democrats pushing for gun curbs after the latest mass shooting in the United States are co-opting a Republican mantra to build public support and defang opposition: it's time to get tough on national security.
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Man Hit In Back In Orlando Shooting Played Dead To Survive
Felipe Marrero wakes up in his hospital bed at night still thinking he smells gunpowder, nearly a week after the shooting rampage at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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Shootings To Recur In Absence Of Strict Gun Control Laws: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama has warned that horrific mass shooting incidents like the recent one in Orlando will continue to occur unless tougher gun control laws are adopted.
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Barack Obama To Visit Orlando To Interact With Victims' Families
On a grim and delicate mission, President Barack Obama will offer solace and healing to a distraught Orlando, even as the political world turns the shooting into a fresh excuse to fight about terrorism and gun control.
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Orlando Shooting Survivors Mourn Dead Friends, Recall Traumatic Night
Best friends Demetrice Naulings and Eddie Justice often walked together hand in hand, as if they were a couple, although Naulings says he always thought of Justice as being more like his kid brother.
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Puerto Rico Mourns, Prepares To Bury Those Killed At Orlando Club
Puerto Ricans held somber vigils and prepared to bury many of their own after authorities said nearly half of those killed at a gay nightclub in Florida had ties to the U.S. territory.
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'Tell Your Parents They're Wrong': Do You Agree With Mumbai Student?
When is it okay to tell your parents that they are wrong? At times like this, detailed in a thought-provoking Facebook post by a management student from Mumbai. "You are disrespecting them by letting them become socially irrelevant," says Dhruv Deshpande in a note that documents a conversation about homosexuality that he had with his mother, writte...
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'You Are Not Alone': Obama To Gay Community After Orlando Attack
US President Barack Obama has voiced solidarity with the LGBT community after the deadly mass shooting at a gay nightclub in Orlando, calling the gunman an "angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalised."
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Saudi King Condemns Gay Club Shooting
Saudi Arabia's King Salman has condemned the killing of 49 people at a gay nightclub in Florida, official media said on Tuesday.
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Wolf Dens, Not Lone Wolves, The Norm In US ISIS Plots
If Omar Mateen acted alone in plotting the massacre of 49 people at Orlando's Pulse gay nightclub, he would be the exception rather than the rule in U.S. cases involving suspected ISIS supporters.
