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Shooting In Missouri Kills Three, Injures Two: Report
Three men were found shot to death and two wounded by gunfire late on Monday at a home on the north side of St. Louis, Missouri, media said, citing police officials.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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No Charges Against St Louis Police In Black Teen's Death
Two St Louis police officers will not face charges for the shooting death of a black teenager in August 2015, a Missouri prosecutor said on Thursday.
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Protests Return to Ferguson Streets, State of Emergency Declared
Police in riot gear clashed with protesters who had gathered in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, early on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed black teen whose death sparked a national outcry over race relations.
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Ferguson Protests Mostly Peaceful on Anniversary of Brown Shooting
Hundreds of people marched, prayed and observed a moment of silence in Ferguson, Missouri, on Sunday, a year to the day after a white police officer shot an unarmed black teenager to death, igniting months of protests and a national debate on race and justice.
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US Teen Was Pointing Gun When Shot By Police: Officials
A police investigation has confirmed that a black US teenager was brandishing a gun when he was fatally shot by a white officer in Missouri, officials said on Tuesday.
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Prosecutor Faces New Criticism Over Ferguson Case
A Missouri prosecutor is facing renewed scrutiny of his handling of the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a white police officer- including his decision to have a grand jury decide if the officer would face charges.
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Barack Obama Deeply Worried and 'Disappointed' by Ferguson Violence
US President Barack Obama is concerned and disappointed at the violence that broke out after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, a White House aide said on Tuesday.
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US "Has More Work to do" on Race Relations: Barack Obama on Ferguson
US President Barack Obama issued an appeal on Monday for restraint by protesters and police after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer in the shooting death of a black teen last August.
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Anxious Ferguson Waits for Grand Jury's Decision
After a fourth straight night of low-level protests in Ferguson, Missouri, anxious residents still did not know on Sunday when a grand jury would return a decision on whether to charge a white policeman who shot an unarmed black teen to death this summer.
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Tensions Increase in Shooting Protests in Missouri
Hundreds of demonstrators stood within touching distance from officers in riot gear late on Friday at the start of what was expected to be a weekend of protests over the 2-month-old death of Michael Brown and other fatal police shootings that activists say are racially motivated.
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Rain Dampens Police Shooting Protests in Missouri
A cold, steady rain dampened the start of widespread weekend protests over the two-month-old death of Michael Brown and other fatal police shootings that demonstrators say are racially motivated.
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Police Officers Shot at in US Town Where Black Teen's Death Triggered Protests
Two police officers were shot at and one wounded late Saturday near the flashpoint city of Ferguson, Missouri where the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen triggered race riots and national outrage.
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Demonstrations Resume in Missouri Over Shooting Death of Black Teen
More than 100 demonstrators marched peacefully in St. Louis on Tuesday demanding the arrest of a white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Barack Obama Sends White House Aides to Ferguson Funeral
US President Barack Obama is sending three White House officials to the funeral service of the 18-year-old whose death in a police shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked days of racial unrest.
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Shooting In Missouri Kills Three, Injures Two: Report
Three men were found shot to death and two wounded by gunfire late on Monday at a home on the north side of St. Louis, Missouri, media said, citing police officials.
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What Happens To Children Who Survive School Shootings In America?
Over the past two decades, a handful of massacres that have come to define school shootings in this country are almost always remembered for the students and educators slain. Death tolls are repeated so often that the numbers and places become permanently linked.
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No Charges Against St Louis Police In Black Teen's Death
Two St Louis police officers will not face charges for the shooting death of a black teenager in August 2015, a Missouri prosecutor said on Thursday.
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Protests Return to Ferguson Streets, State of Emergency Declared
Police in riot gear clashed with protesters who had gathered in the streets of Ferguson, Missouri, early on Tuesday to mark the anniversary of the police shooting of an unarmed black teen whose death sparked a national outcry over race relations.
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Ferguson Protests Mostly Peaceful on Anniversary of Brown Shooting
Hundreds of people marched, prayed and observed a moment of silence in Ferguson, Missouri, on Sunday, a year to the day after a white police officer shot an unarmed black teenager to death, igniting months of protests and a national debate on race and justice.
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US Teen Was Pointing Gun When Shot By Police: Officials
A police investigation has confirmed that a black US teenager was brandishing a gun when he was fatally shot by a white officer in Missouri, officials said on Tuesday.
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Prosecutor Faces New Criticism Over Ferguson Case
A Missouri prosecutor is facing renewed scrutiny of his handling of the shooting death of 18-year-old Michael Brown by a white police officer- including his decision to have a grand jury decide if the officer would face charges.
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Barack Obama Deeply Worried and 'Disappointed' by Ferguson Violence
US President Barack Obama is concerned and disappointed at the violence that broke out after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer for the shooting death of an unarmed black teenager, a White House aide said on Tuesday.
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US "Has More Work to do" on Race Relations: Barack Obama on Ferguson
US President Barack Obama issued an appeal on Monday for restraint by protesters and police after a Missouri grand jury decided not to indict a white police officer in the shooting death of a black teen last August.
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Anxious Ferguson Waits for Grand Jury's Decision
After a fourth straight night of low-level protests in Ferguson, Missouri, anxious residents still did not know on Sunday when a grand jury would return a decision on whether to charge a white policeman who shot an unarmed black teen to death this summer.
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Tensions Increase in Shooting Protests in Missouri
Hundreds of demonstrators stood within touching distance from officers in riot gear late on Friday at the start of what was expected to be a weekend of protests over the 2-month-old death of Michael Brown and other fatal police shootings that activists say are racially motivated.
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Rain Dampens Police Shooting Protests in Missouri
A cold, steady rain dampened the start of widespread weekend protests over the two-month-old death of Michael Brown and other fatal police shootings that demonstrators say are racially motivated.
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Police Officers Shot at in US Town Where Black Teen's Death Triggered Protests
Two police officers were shot at and one wounded late Saturday near the flashpoint city of Ferguson, Missouri where the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen triggered race riots and national outrage.
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Demonstrations Resume in Missouri Over Shooting Death of Black Teen
More than 100 demonstrators marched peacefully in St. Louis on Tuesday demanding the arrest of a white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black teenager in Ferguson, Missouri.
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Barack Obama Sends White House Aides to Ferguson Funeral
US President Barack Obama is sending three White House officials to the funeral service of the 18-year-old whose death in a police shooting in Ferguson, Missouri, sparked days of racial unrest.
