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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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US Teacher Fired After Asking Students To Write Their Own Obituaries For Active Shooter Drill
Mr Keene stated that after hearing about the drill on Monday, he believed the students' obituaries would encourage them to reflect on their lives in the event of a school shooter.
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US High School Shooter, Who Killed 17, Gets Life In Prison Without Parole
A US jury on Thursday rejected the death penalty for Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at his former Florida high school, opting instead for life imprisonment without the chance of parole.
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In 2018 Parkland High School Shooting Case, Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty
Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at a Florida high school in 2018, planned and carried out a "systematic massacre," a prosecutor arguing for the death penalty said Tuesday.
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Video Of Screams, Cries Aired At Trial Of US School Shooter Who Killed 17
A harrowing video of the Valentine's Day 2018 shooting at a high school in Florida that left 17 people dead was played at the sentencing trial on Monday of the man who admitted to carrying out the massacre.
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Parkland High School Shooter Pleads Guilty To Killing 17 In Us
A former student pleaded guilty on Wednesday to the February 2018 shooting rampage at a high school in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead and sparked a student-led movement for tighter gun control laws.
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Harvard Revokes Parkland Shooting Survivor's Acceptance Over Racial Slurs
Harvard University has rescinded its admission offer to a survivor of the 2018 massacre at a Florida high school over his past use of racial slurs in an online document posted on Twitter, the student said on Monday.
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Florida Teachers Can Now Arm Themselves Under New Gun Bill
Florida's legislature on Wednesday passed a bill allowing teachers to carry guns in the classroom, expanding a program launched after the deadly high school shooting in Parkland with the aim of preventing another such massacre.
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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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"I'm Going To Be The Next School Shooter," Teen Boasted In Chilling Video
In recordings released Wednesday, the 19-year-old who would later be charged with killing 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, declared with chilling certainty what would happen.
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Texas School Shooting Suspect Was A "Quiet Student", Used Father's Gun
A 17-year-old student armed with a shotgun and pistol opened fire in a Texas high school on Friday, killing nine fellow students and a teacher, authorities said, in an attack similar to the massacre at a Florida high school in February.
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At Least 8 Killed In Shooting At High School In Texas, Gunman Arrested
Multiple people were killed on Friday in a shooting at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, in the latest gun violence in a country still shaken by the massacre at a Florida high school in February.
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Ex-Cop Who Hung Back During Florida Shooting Gets $100,000 Annual Pension
The former Broward County sheriff's deputy who did not enter a Parkland, Florida, high school during the massacre there receives more than $100,000 in an annual pension, the state revealed, triggering outrage among the parents of slain students and renewed accusations of cowardice.
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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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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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US Teacher Fired After Asking Students To Write Their Own Obituaries For Active Shooter Drill
Mr Keene stated that after hearing about the drill on Monday, he believed the students' obituaries would encourage them to reflect on their lives in the event of a school shooter.
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US High School Shooter, Who Killed 17, Gets Life In Prison Without Parole
A US jury on Thursday rejected the death penalty for Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at his former Florida high school, opting instead for life imprisonment without the chance of parole.
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In 2018 Parkland High School Shooting Case, Prosecutor Seeks Death Penalty
Nikolas Cruz, who shot and killed 17 people at a Florida high school in 2018, planned and carried out a "systematic massacre," a prosecutor arguing for the death penalty said Tuesday.
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Video Of Screams, Cries Aired At Trial Of US School Shooter Who Killed 17
A harrowing video of the Valentine's Day 2018 shooting at a high school in Florida that left 17 people dead was played at the sentencing trial on Monday of the man who admitted to carrying out the massacre.
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Parkland High School Shooter Pleads Guilty To Killing 17 In Us
A former student pleaded guilty on Wednesday to the February 2018 shooting rampage at a high school in Parkland, Florida, that left 17 people dead and sparked a student-led movement for tighter gun control laws.
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Harvard Revokes Parkland Shooting Survivor's Acceptance Over Racial Slurs
Harvard University has rescinded its admission offer to a survivor of the 2018 massacre at a Florida high school over his past use of racial slurs in an online document posted on Twitter, the student said on Monday.
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Florida Teachers Can Now Arm Themselves Under New Gun Bill
Florida's legislature on Wednesday passed a bill allowing teachers to carry guns in the classroom, expanding a program launched after the deadly high school shooting in Parkland with the aim of preventing another such massacre.
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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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"I'm Going To Be The Next School Shooter," Teen Boasted In Chilling Video
In recordings released Wednesday, the 19-year-old who would later be charged with killing 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Florida, declared with chilling certainty what would happen.
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Texas School Shooting Suspect Was A "Quiet Student", Used Father's Gun
A 17-year-old student armed with a shotgun and pistol opened fire in a Texas high school on Friday, killing nine fellow students and a teacher, authorities said, in an attack similar to the massacre at a Florida high school in February.
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At Least 8 Killed In Shooting At High School In Texas, Gunman Arrested
Multiple people were killed on Friday in a shooting at a high school in Santa Fe, Texas, in the latest gun violence in a country still shaken by the massacre at a Florida high school in February.
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Ex-Cop Who Hung Back During Florida Shooting Gets $100,000 Annual Pension
The former Broward County sheriff's deputy who did not enter a Parkland, Florida, high school during the massacre there receives more than $100,000 in an annual pension, the state revealed, triggering outrage among the parents of slain students and renewed accusations of cowardice.
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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.
