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US Government To Pay $144.5 Million To 2017 Texas Church Shooting Victims
The Justice Department announced a $144.5 million settlement on Wednesday with victims of a 2017 mass shooting at a church in Texas that left 26 people dead and 22 injured.
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Texas Church Shooting A 'Mental Health Problem, Not A Gun Issue': Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Monday called the mass shooting in Texas that left at least 26 people dead in a church a "mental health problem," not "a guns situation."
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Donald Trump Condemns 'Horrific Shooting', Says 'Our Hearts Are Broken'
US President Donald Trump on Monday condemned what he described as a "horrific shooting" and pledged the full support of the federal government after 26 people were killed in a rampage at a Texas church.
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Texas Shooter Had Assault Rifle, Wore Ballistic Vest: Official
The gunman who opened fire on a small-town Texas church on Sunday morning, killing 26, was armed with an assault rifle and wore a ballistic vest, a law enforcement official said.
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26 Dead After Gunman Opens Fire On Texas Church Service
A gunman went into a Baptist church in Texas during Sunday morning services and shot dead some two dozen worshippers, the sheriff said, in the latest mass shooting to shock the United States.
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US Government To Pay $144.5 Million To 2017 Texas Church Shooting Victims
The Justice Department announced a $144.5 million settlement on Wednesday with victims of a 2017 mass shooting at a church in Texas that left 26 people dead and 22 injured.
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Texas Church Shooting A 'Mental Health Problem, Not A Gun Issue': Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Monday called the mass shooting in Texas that left at least 26 people dead in a church a "mental health problem," not "a guns situation."
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Donald Trump Condemns 'Horrific Shooting', Says 'Our Hearts Are Broken'
US President Donald Trump on Monday condemned what he described as a "horrific shooting" and pledged the full support of the federal government after 26 people were killed in a rampage at a Texas church.
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Texas Shooter Had Assault Rifle, Wore Ballistic Vest: Official
The gunman who opened fire on a small-town Texas church on Sunday morning, killing 26, was armed with an assault rifle and wore a ballistic vest, a law enforcement official said.
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26 Dead After Gunman Opens Fire On Texas Church Service
A gunman went into a Baptist church in Texas during Sunday morning services and shot dead some two dozen worshippers, the sheriff said, in the latest mass shooting to shock the United States.
