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South Carolina Church Shooter's Sister Charged For Weapons At School
The teenage sister of avowed white supremacist Dylann Roof, who was sentenced to die for the 2015 massacre at a historic South Carolina black church, was arrested for carrying weapons and drugs at her high school, police said on Thursday.
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Donald Trump's United Nation Pick Has A National Reputation As Healer-In-Chief
Government Nikki Haley has developed a national reputation as a racial conciliator who led the charge to bring down the Confederate flag at the Statehouse and guided South Carolina through one of its darkest moments, the massacre at a black church.
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June Trial For Friend Of Charleston Massacre Suspect
A friend of the suspected gunman behind last year's Charleston church massacre in South Carolina goes on trial in June for failing to alert authorities to the horrific attack, court records showed on Friday.
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Trial Date Set for Charleston Church Massacre Accused Dylann Roof
A South Carolina judge on Thursday set July 11 next year as a trial date for Dylann Roof, the 21-year-old white male charged with killing nine black people in an historic African-American church a month ago.
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US Ignored 'Unique Mayhem' of Gun Violence for Too Long: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama made a fresh pitch for tighter gun controls Friday as he eulogized the pastor killed in the Charleston church shootings, saying Americans had ignored the toll of gun violence for too long.
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Battle Over Confederacy Flag Continues as Charleston Massacre Victims are Mourned
South Carolina took a small step toward healing the wounds of last week's massacre at a historic black church in Charleston as mourners gathered for the funerals of two of the nine victims, and a wake for the slain pastor.
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Charleston Mourns Church Massacre Victims
Mourners held the first funeral services Thursday for the nine African-Americans slain last week in a Charleston church by a white supremacist.
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Alabama Lowers Confederate Battle Flag After Charleston Massacre
The Confederate battle flag was taken down today outside Alabama's state legislature as Americans increasingly shun the Civil War era saltire after the Charleston church massacre.
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Charleston Church Reopens in Triumph Over 'Devil' Massacre
The historic black South Carolina church where a white gunman murdered nine African Americans held its first service since the massacre on Sunday, an emotional gathering celebrating the lives of those slain.
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Hillary Clinton Backs Stiffer Gun Laws After US Charleston Church Bloodbath
US Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton issued an impassioned call for gun control today following a "senseless" church massacre that stunned the nation.
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Mourners Gather Early as Charleston Comes Together After Massacre
Mourners arrived in Charleston from around the United States today to pay their respects to nine black churchgoers killed in an attack this week, with services planned throughout the day ahead of a rally in the state capital later in the evening.
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White Suspect in Massacre at Black US Church Charged, Held in Jail
Relatives of some of the nine black parishioners gunned down at a historic South Carolina church addressed on Friday the 21-year-old white man charged with murdering their loved ones, before a judge ordered him held without bail.
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South Carolina Massacre Suspect Seemed Troubled, Had Past Brushes With Police
His uncle worried he was cooped up in his room too much. The few images of him found easily online suggest he had a fascination with white supremacy. And for his birthday this year, his father bought the young man a pistol, the uncle said.
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South Carolina Church Shooter's Sister Charged For Weapons At School
The teenage sister of avowed white supremacist Dylann Roof, who was sentenced to die for the 2015 massacre at a historic South Carolina black church, was arrested for carrying weapons and drugs at her high school, police said on Thursday.
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Donald Trump's United Nation Pick Has A National Reputation As Healer-In-Chief
Government Nikki Haley has developed a national reputation as a racial conciliator who led the charge to bring down the Confederate flag at the Statehouse and guided South Carolina through one of its darkest moments, the massacre at a black church.
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June Trial For Friend Of Charleston Massacre Suspect
A friend of the suspected gunman behind last year's Charleston church massacre in South Carolina goes on trial in June for failing to alert authorities to the horrific attack, court records showed on Friday.
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Trial Date Set for Charleston Church Massacre Accused Dylann Roof
A South Carolina judge on Thursday set July 11 next year as a trial date for Dylann Roof, the 21-year-old white male charged with killing nine black people in an historic African-American church a month ago.
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US Ignored 'Unique Mayhem' of Gun Violence for Too Long: Barack Obama
US President Barack Obama made a fresh pitch for tighter gun controls Friday as he eulogized the pastor killed in the Charleston church shootings, saying Americans had ignored the toll of gun violence for too long.
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Battle Over Confederacy Flag Continues as Charleston Massacre Victims are Mourned
South Carolina took a small step toward healing the wounds of last week's massacre at a historic black church in Charleston as mourners gathered for the funerals of two of the nine victims, and a wake for the slain pastor.
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Charleston Mourns Church Massacre Victims
Mourners held the first funeral services Thursday for the nine African-Americans slain last week in a Charleston church by a white supremacist.
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Alabama Lowers Confederate Battle Flag After Charleston Massacre
The Confederate battle flag was taken down today outside Alabama's state legislature as Americans increasingly shun the Civil War era saltire after the Charleston church massacre.
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Charleston Church Reopens in Triumph Over 'Devil' Massacre
The historic black South Carolina church where a white gunman murdered nine African Americans held its first service since the massacre on Sunday, an emotional gathering celebrating the lives of those slain.
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Hillary Clinton Backs Stiffer Gun Laws After US Charleston Church Bloodbath
US Democratic presidential contender Hillary Clinton issued an impassioned call for gun control today following a "senseless" church massacre that stunned the nation.
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Mourners Gather Early as Charleston Comes Together After Massacre
Mourners arrived in Charleston from around the United States today to pay their respects to nine black churchgoers killed in an attack this week, with services planned throughout the day ahead of a rally in the state capital later in the evening.
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White Suspect in Massacre at Black US Church Charged, Held in Jail
Relatives of some of the nine black parishioners gunned down at a historic South Carolina church addressed on Friday the 21-year-old white man charged with murdering their loved ones, before a judge ordered him held without bail.
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South Carolina Massacre Suspect Seemed Troubled, Had Past Brushes With Police
His uncle worried he was cooped up in his room too much. The few images of him found easily online suggest he had a fascination with white supremacy. And for his birthday this year, his father bought the young man a pistol, the uncle said.
