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59 Dead, Over 500 Injured In Las Vegas Shooting, ISIS Claims Responsibility
Some 59 people died and more than 500 were hurt when a 64-year-old gunman with an arsenal of at least 10 rifles fired on a Las Vegas country music festival. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the shooting, and said the attacker had converted to Islam a few months ago
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Watch: New Videos Show Deadliest Mass Shooting In Modern US History
Police arrive with sirens blasting, grabbing automatic weapons from their cruisers and rushing toward the sound of automatic gunfire.
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Cincinnati Nightclub Shooting: 1 Dead, 15 Injured In US, Police Look For Shooter
Gunfire erupted inside a packed nightclub in Cincinnati, Ohio, early Sunday morning, killing one person and injuring 15 others, as an apparent argument that may have started earlier in the day turned violent, authorities said.
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Orlando Shooter's Wife To Remain In Prison Until Trial
A US federal judge on Friday revoked an order allowing the release of the Orlando nightclub killer's widow pending trial, saying she posed a flight risk and danger to the public. Florida US District Judge Paul Byron reversed an earlier decision by a federal magistrate in California to release Noor Salman on $500,000 bail.
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City Releases Audio Of Pulse Nightclub Gunman
Police negotiators talking to the Orlando nightclub gunman at first weren't sure if the person they had on the phone was actually in the Pulse nightclub, according to audio recordings released Monday after a judge ruled they should be made public.
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Pulse Patron Whispers In 911 Call, 'He's Going To Kill Us'
A patron hiding inside the Pulse gay nightclub as a gunman carries out the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history whispers to a dispatcher on a 911 call: "He is going to kill us."
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Justin Trudeau Becomes First Canadian PM To March In Toronto Pride Parade
Justin Trudeau made history on Sunday by marching with tens of thousands of people in Toronto's Gay Pride parade, becoming the country's first sitting prime minister to participate.
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At Gay Pride Parades, A Year To Weave Sorrow And Celebration
A year after New York City's jubilant pride parade celebrated a high point for gay Americans with the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, the atmosphere surrounding the annual march couldn't be more different.
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Video Of Orlando Attack Shows Shooter Firing At Those Already Wounded
Surveillance footage from inside the Orlando club the night of the rampage shows Omar Mateen firing at people, stopping and then shooting again those who were already wounded, said officials who have viewed the evidence.
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'I Grabbed My Assault Rifle And Ran': An Officer's Account Of The Critical Early Minutes In Orlando
Officer Brandon Cornwell, 25, said the ad-hoc team spent the first seconds in the dimly lit club "trying to locate exactly where the shooter was - we kept hearing people scream and shots fired."
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Orlando Gunman Claimed To Have Bomb-Rigged Car And Vests: FBI
The gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Florida threatened to detonate a car rigged with bombs and to strap hostages into explosive vests, according to partial transcripts of his 911 calls released on Monday.
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What Orlando Gunman Told Hostage Negotiators During His Rampage
As he talked on the phone with dispatchers and crisis negotiators from the bathroom of the Pulse nightclub, Orlando gunman Omar Mateen said there was a vehicle outside with explosives and he would "ignite it" if police tried "to do anything stupid".
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
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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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Consoling Orlando Victims, Barack Obama Recasts Somber Role
Reprising his frequent role of "consoler in chief," President Barack Obama will fly to Orlando today to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and families of some of the 49 people killed.
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59 Dead, Over 500 Injured In Las Vegas Shooting, ISIS Claims Responsibility
Some 59 people died and more than 500 were hurt when a 64-year-old gunman with an arsenal of at least 10 rifles fired on a Las Vegas country music festival. ISIS has claimed responsibility for the shooting, and said the attacker had converted to Islam a few months ago
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Watch: New Videos Show Deadliest Mass Shooting In Modern US History
Police arrive with sirens blasting, grabbing automatic weapons from their cruisers and rushing toward the sound of automatic gunfire.
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Cincinnati Nightclub Shooting: 1 Dead, 15 Injured In US, Police Look For Shooter
Gunfire erupted inside a packed nightclub in Cincinnati, Ohio, early Sunday morning, killing one person and injuring 15 others, as an apparent argument that may have started earlier in the day turned violent, authorities said.
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Orlando Shooter's Wife To Remain In Prison Until Trial
A US federal judge on Friday revoked an order allowing the release of the Orlando nightclub killer's widow pending trial, saying she posed a flight risk and danger to the public. Florida US District Judge Paul Byron reversed an earlier decision by a federal magistrate in California to release Noor Salman on $500,000 bail.
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City Releases Audio Of Pulse Nightclub Gunman
Police negotiators talking to the Orlando nightclub gunman at first weren't sure if the person they had on the phone was actually in the Pulse nightclub, according to audio recordings released Monday after a judge ruled they should be made public.
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Pulse Patron Whispers In 911 Call, 'He's Going To Kill Us'
A patron hiding inside the Pulse gay nightclub as a gunman carries out the worst mass shooting in modern U.S. history whispers to a dispatcher on a 911 call: "He is going to kill us."
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Justin Trudeau Becomes First Canadian PM To March In Toronto Pride Parade
Justin Trudeau made history on Sunday by marching with tens of thousands of people in Toronto's Gay Pride parade, becoming the country's first sitting prime minister to participate.
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At Gay Pride Parades, A Year To Weave Sorrow And Celebration
A year after New York City's jubilant pride parade celebrated a high point for gay Americans with the nationwide legalization of same-sex marriage, the atmosphere surrounding the annual march couldn't be more different.
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Video Of Orlando Attack Shows Shooter Firing At Those Already Wounded
Surveillance footage from inside the Orlando club the night of the rampage shows Omar Mateen firing at people, stopping and then shooting again those who were already wounded, said officials who have viewed the evidence.
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'I Grabbed My Assault Rifle And Ran': An Officer's Account Of The Critical Early Minutes In Orlando
Officer Brandon Cornwell, 25, said the ad-hoc team spent the first seconds in the dimly lit club "trying to locate exactly where the shooter was - we kept hearing people scream and shots fired."
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Orlando Gunman Claimed To Have Bomb-Rigged Car And Vests: FBI
The gunman who killed 49 people at a gay nightclub in Florida threatened to detonate a car rigged with bombs and to strap hostages into explosive vests, according to partial transcripts of his 911 calls released on Monday.
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What Orlando Gunman Told Hostage Negotiators During His Rampage
As he talked on the phone with dispatchers and crisis negotiators from the bathroom of the Pulse nightclub, Orlando gunman Omar Mateen said there was a vehicle outside with explosives and he would "ignite it" if police tried "to do anything stupid".
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As Orlando Funerals Wrap Up, Survivors Worry About Future
A week has passed since the Orlando nightclub shooting that killed 49 club patrons and the funeral processions are wrapping up, but survivors and victims' families say they realize the nightmare will live on long after the world's attention fades.
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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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Consoling Orlando Victims, Barack Obama Recasts Somber Role
Reprising his frequent role of "consoler in chief," President Barack Obama will fly to Orlando today to meet with survivors of the massacre at a gay nightclub and families of some of the 49 people killed.
