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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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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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No 'Direct Link' Between Orlando Shooter And Foreign Terror Groups
US President Barack Obama was set to visit Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as a top intelligence official confirmed that no direct link had been found between the shooter and foreign terror groups.
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Barack Obama In Orlando To Console Grieving Families
President Barack Obama arrived on Thursday in Orlando, where he will console loved ones devastated by a shooting rampage that has fueled America's culture wars and a fresh push for gun controls.
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Trump Says His Insinuation About Obama And Terror Was Right
Just two days after Donald Trump implied that President Barack Obama sympathized with terrorists, provoking a backlash that included members of his own party, the presumed Republican presidential nominee declared himself "right," based on a published report claiming administration "support" for the Islamic State.
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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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Barack Obama Slams Donald Trump's 'Loose Talk' On Muslims
President Barack Obama assailed Donald Trump and the Republican party for "loose talk" and anti-Muslim rhetoric Tuesday, warning that their populist election message was dangerous and un-American.
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Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton Scold Donald Trump Over Proposed Muslim Ban
Democratic President Barack Obama denounced Donald Trump for his proposed US ban on Muslim immigrants on Tuesday, joining Hillary Clinton in portraying the Republican presidential candidate as unfit for the White House.
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Orlando Shooter's Wife Tried To Talk Him Out Of Attack: Reports
The wife of the gunman who killed 49 people at an Orlando gay nightclub over the weekend tried to talk him out of the attack, the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history, media reported on Tuesday, citing law enforcement sources.
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Barack Obama Struggles To Find Solution To Violence, Makes No Promises
Americans searching for answers after the Orlando shootings are finding no easy solutions from President Barack Obama, who is conceding that a deadly mix of extremism and easy gun access have made future tragedies almost a foregone conclusion.
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Barack Obama Will Deliver A Statement Today On Orlando Attack: White House
President Barack Obama will deliver a statement to the press on Tuesday morning following a meeting of his National Security Council on the attack in Orlando, Florida, and efforts to defeat the ISIS terrorist group, the White House said on Monday.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Clash Over Orlando Massacre
Hillary Clinton on Monday warned against demonizing Muslim Americans, while Donald Trump again called for banning foreign-born Muslims from entering the country after the Orlando, Florida, nightclub massacre that was the deadliest mass shooting in US history.
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Orlando Shooting: China's President Sends 'Deep 'Condolences' Over US Club Massacre
Chinese President Xi Jinping called his US counterpart Barack Obama on Monday to express "deep condolences" over the 50 people killed by a gunman in a Florida gay nightclub, officials said.
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Sikh-Americans Fear Backlash After Orlando Shooting
Sikh-Americans, who have faced hate crimes after every major terror attack, are fearing a backlash following the Orlando gay club shooting even as the Obama administration has assured them of their safety.
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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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Orlando Families To Bury Victims, Ask Barack Obama For Change
Families of some of the 49 people killed in a massacre at an Orlando gay nightclub will mourn and bury their dead on Friday, a day after President Barack Obama met survivors and said the United States must act to control gun violence.
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Barack Obama Meets Massacre Survivors, Victims' Relatives In Orlando
President Barack Obama arrived in Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as the attack prompted the US Senate to move toward voting on gun control measures.
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No 'Direct Link' Between Orlando Shooter And Foreign Terror Groups
US President Barack Obama was set to visit Orlando on Thursday to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and relatives of the 49 people killed, as a top intelligence official confirmed that no direct link had been found between the shooter and foreign terror groups.
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Barack Obama In Orlando To Console Grieving Families
President Barack Obama arrived on Thursday in Orlando, where he will console loved ones devastated by a shooting rampage that has fueled America's culture wars and a fresh push for gun controls.
-
Trump Says His Insinuation About Obama And Terror Was Right
Just two days after Donald Trump implied that President Barack Obama sympathized with terrorists, provoking a backlash that included members of his own party, the presumed Republican presidential nominee declared himself "right," based on a published report claiming administration "support" for the Islamic State.
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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.
-
Barack Obama Slams Donald Trump's 'Loose Talk' On Muslims
President Barack Obama assailed Donald Trump and the Republican party for "loose talk" and anti-Muslim rhetoric Tuesday, warning that their populist election message was dangerous and un-American.
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Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton Scold Donald Trump Over Proposed Muslim Ban
Democratic President Barack Obama denounced Donald Trump for his proposed US ban on Muslim immigrants on Tuesday, joining Hillary Clinton in portraying the Republican presidential candidate as unfit for the White House.
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Orlando Shooter's Wife Tried To Talk Him Out Of Attack: Reports
The wife of the gunman who killed 49 people at an Orlando gay nightclub over the weekend tried to talk him out of the attack, the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history, media reported on Tuesday, citing law enforcement sources.
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Barack Obama Struggles To Find Solution To Violence, Makes No Promises
Americans searching for answers after the Orlando shootings are finding no easy solutions from President Barack Obama, who is conceding that a deadly mix of extremism and easy gun access have made future tragedies almost a foregone conclusion.
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Barack Obama Will Deliver A Statement Today On Orlando Attack: White House
President Barack Obama will deliver a statement to the press on Tuesday morning following a meeting of his National Security Council on the attack in Orlando, Florida, and efforts to defeat the ISIS terrorist group, the White House said on Monday.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Clash Over Orlando Massacre
Hillary Clinton on Monday warned against demonizing Muslim Americans, while Donald Trump again called for banning foreign-born Muslims from entering the country after the Orlando, Florida, nightclub massacre that was the deadliest mass shooting in US history.
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Orlando Shooting: China's President Sends 'Deep 'Condolences' Over US Club Massacre
Chinese President Xi Jinping called his US counterpart Barack Obama on Monday to express "deep condolences" over the 50 people killed by a gunman in a Florida gay nightclub, officials said.
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Sikh-Americans Fear Backlash After Orlando Shooting
Sikh-Americans, who have faced hate crimes after every major terror attack, are fearing a backlash following the Orlando gay club shooting even as the Obama administration has assured them of their safety.
