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"Will Continue Doing Everything...": Biden Vows To End US Gun Violence
US President Joe Biden on Saturday expressed grief over the loss of lives in the gun violence incident in Maine, which killed 18 people and multiple injured.
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Trump Calls California Bar Gunman A " Very Sick Puppy"
US President Donald Trump said on Friday the gunman who killed 12 people in a crowded South California bar this week was a "very, very sick guy," as investigators tried to determine what could have motivated the 28-year-old Marine combat veteran.
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US Veterans Join Forces For Gun Reform
Dave Baril has served in the US Marine Corps for over 18 years, deployed twice to Iraq, and is a gun owner. But after a teenager killed 17 people in Florida last month the deadliest school shooting to hit the country over five years he took his personal AR-15 rifle to a local police station and turned it in for destruction.
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Suspect in Slaying of US Marines Made 2014 Trip to Mideast
The suspect in the fatal shootings of four U.S. Marines travelled to Jordan and possibly other Middle Eastern countries last year, authorities said on Friday, as the investigation focussed on any signs of a connection to Islamist militants.
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US Shooter's Travel, Phone Probed For Possible Motive: Reports
Investigators trying to determine why a 24-year-old Kuwait-born Tennessee man gunned down four Marines are looking at his travel to Jordan last year to see whether he was in contact with extremists, reports said.
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Sikh Group Asks Community to be Cautious After US Shooting
In the wake of the gunning down of four marines at military facilities in Tennessee by a Muslim youth with "unshorn beard", a Sikh rights group has asked Sikh-American community members to exercise caution as they become vulnerable to hate crimes following such incidents.
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Barack Obama Says Chattanooga Shootings 'Heartbreaking'
US President Barack Obama said Thursday's "heartbreaking" shootings in Chattanooga that killed four Marines appeared to be the work of a lone gunman.
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FBI Identifies Tennessee Shooter as Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation on Thursday identified the gunman in two shootings at military centers in Tennessee that left four Marines dead as 24-year-old Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez.
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US Navy Yard shooting: security review ordered at naval bases
The US Navy ordered a review of security at all naval and Marine Corps bases on Tuesday, after a gunman killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard.
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Washington Police seek motive for deadly US Navy Yard shooting
Investigators on Tuesday tried to piece together what led a former US Navy reservist to open fire at a Washington base, killing 12 people before being gunned down by police.
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One killed in shooting at US army post Fort Knox
A man who worked as a civilian Army employee was shot to death on Wednesday in a parking lot at the Fort Knox US Army base in Kentucky in an incident that prompted a security lockdown there, officials said.
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Three dead, including suspect, at US Marine base
A base spokesman says the suspect in a shooting at Marine Base Quantico in Virginia has been found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound along with a second victim.
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Marine pleads guilty to Iraqi civilian deaths in 2005
A Marine sergeant who told his troops to "shoot first, ask questions later" in a raid that killed unarmed Iraqi women, children and elderly pleaded guilty Monday in a deal that will carry no more than three months confinement and end the largest and longest-running criminal case against U.S. troops from the Iraq War.
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SWAT team's shooting of former Marine causes outrage
Jose Guerena Ortiz, a US Marine veteran of the Iraq war, was killed by a sheriff's department SWAT team. Guerena's wife alleged that he was shot simply because he had picked up his gun to protect his family as the couple had heard a gunshot outside their house. The SWAT team fired 71 rounds, riddling his body 22 times, while his wife and child cowe...
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"Will Continue Doing Everything...": Biden Vows To End US Gun Violence
US President Joe Biden on Saturday expressed grief over the loss of lives in the gun violence incident in Maine, which killed 18 people and multiple injured.
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Trump Calls California Bar Gunman A " Very Sick Puppy"
US President Donald Trump said on Friday the gunman who killed 12 people in a crowded South California bar this week was a "very, very sick guy," as investigators tried to determine what could have motivated the 28-year-old Marine combat veteran.
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US Veterans Join Forces For Gun Reform
Dave Baril has served in the US Marine Corps for over 18 years, deployed twice to Iraq, and is a gun owner. But after a teenager killed 17 people in Florida last month the deadliest school shooting to hit the country over five years he took his personal AR-15 rifle to a local police station and turned it in for destruction.
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Suspect in Slaying of US Marines Made 2014 Trip to Mideast
The suspect in the fatal shootings of four U.S. Marines travelled to Jordan and possibly other Middle Eastern countries last year, authorities said on Friday, as the investigation focussed on any signs of a connection to Islamist militants.
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US Shooter's Travel, Phone Probed For Possible Motive: Reports
Investigators trying to determine why a 24-year-old Kuwait-born Tennessee man gunned down four Marines are looking at his travel to Jordan last year to see whether he was in contact with extremists, reports said.
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Sikh Group Asks Community to be Cautious After US Shooting
In the wake of the gunning down of four marines at military facilities in Tennessee by a Muslim youth with "unshorn beard", a Sikh rights group has asked Sikh-American community members to exercise caution as they become vulnerable to hate crimes following such incidents.
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Barack Obama Says Chattanooga Shootings 'Heartbreaking'
US President Barack Obama said Thursday's "heartbreaking" shootings in Chattanooga that killed four Marines appeared to be the work of a lone gunman.
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FBI Identifies Tennessee Shooter as Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez
The US Federal Bureau of Investigation on Thursday identified the gunman in two shootings at military centers in Tennessee that left four Marines dead as 24-year-old Mohammod Youssuf Abdulazeez.
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US Navy Yard shooting: security review ordered at naval bases
The US Navy ordered a review of security at all naval and Marine Corps bases on Tuesday, after a gunman killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard.
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Washington Police seek motive for deadly US Navy Yard shooting
Investigators on Tuesday tried to piece together what led a former US Navy reservist to open fire at a Washington base, killing 12 people before being gunned down by police.
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One killed in shooting at US army post Fort Knox
A man who worked as a civilian Army employee was shot to death on Wednesday in a parking lot at the Fort Knox US Army base in Kentucky in an incident that prompted a security lockdown there, officials said.
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Three dead, including suspect, at US Marine base
A base spokesman says the suspect in a shooting at Marine Base Quantico in Virginia has been found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound along with a second victim.
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Marine pleads guilty to Iraqi civilian deaths in 2005
A Marine sergeant who told his troops to "shoot first, ask questions later" in a raid that killed unarmed Iraqi women, children and elderly pleaded guilty Monday in a deal that will carry no more than three months confinement and end the largest and longest-running criminal case against U.S. troops from the Iraq War.
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SWAT team's shooting of former Marine causes outrage
Jose Guerena Ortiz, a US Marine veteran of the Iraq war, was killed by a sheriff's department SWAT team. Guerena's wife alleged that he was shot simply because he had picked up his gun to protect his family as the couple had heard a gunshot outside their house. The SWAT team fired 71 rounds, riddling his body 22 times, while his wife and child cowe...
