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5-Year-Old Boy, Man Injured After Armed Woman Opens Fire At Church In US
Two people including a five-year-old boy were wounded after a woman opened fire at celebrity US pastor Joel Osteen's megachurch in Houston, Texas, one of the largest religious venues in the United States, police said Sunday.
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US Government To Pay $144.5 Million To 2017 Texas Church Shooting Victims
The Justice Department announced a $144.5 million settlement on Wednesday with victims of a 2017 mass shooting at a church in Texas that left 26 people dead and 22 injured.
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US Air Force Ordered To Pay Over $230 Million In 2017 Texas Church Shooting
A US federal judge on Monday ordered the Air Force to pay more than $230 million in damages to survivors and relatives of victims of a 2017 Texas shooting for failing to report the perpetrator's criminal record.
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Shooting In Texas Church Leaves 1 Dead, Others Wounded: Governor
A shooting Sunday morning in a church in northeastern Texas left one person dead and others wounded, officials said.
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"Over In 6 Second": Gun Laws Saved Lives At Texas Church, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Monday said gun laws in the state of Texas saved lives when a church security officer shot dead a gunman who killed two during a service.
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US Gunman Who Shot 2 During Texas Service Killed By Churchgoers
Worshippers in the US state of Texas shot dead a gunman who opened fire during a Sunday service, ending an attack that killed one parishioner and wounded another, police said.
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Texas Family Sues US Government After Mass Shooting
A family that lost three generations at a Texas church mass shooting in November filed a lawsuit Friday against the US government, claiming it could have prevented the gunman from legally acquiring firearms.
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Man Accidentally Shoots Himself And His Wife At A Church, Shortly After A Discussion On Shootings
About 20 elderly people sat down for an early Thanksgiving meal Thursday at a church in East Tennessee, unaware that the pleasant afternoon would take a grim turn.
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FBI May Have Lost Critical Time Unlocking Texas Shooter's iPhone
For about 48 hours after a deadly rampage at a Texas church, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies did not ask Apple to help them unlock the gunman's iPhone, Reuters reports.
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US Air Force Error Helped Texas Church Shooter Buy Guns
The man who carried out one of the deadliest U.S. mass shootings was able to buy guns legally because a prior domestic violence conviction while he was in the Air Force was never put into an FBI database used in background checks, officials said.
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Mother Killed Shielding Her Four Children In Texas Church Shooting
A mother who used herself as a shield to try to protect her four young children when a gunman opened fire inside a Texas church on Sunday lost her life but helped save her 5-year-old son and one of her daughters.
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US Air Force Error Let Texas Gunman Buy Weapons For Church Massacre
The gunman who shot 26 worshipers to death and wounded 20 others at a Texas church was embroiled in a domestic dispute with his in-laws and had been sending threatening messages to his wife's mother before the massacre, officials said Monday.
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Child Abuse, Animal Cruelty: Texas Gunman's Violent Past
Years before he walked into a Texas church and gunned down 26 Sunday worshippers, Devin Kelley proved capable of fearsome violence, convicted of fracturing his infant stepson's skull and accused of beating his dog with his fists.
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'Let's Go': Texas Man Recounts High-Speed Chase Of Fleeing Church Gunman
Johnnie Langendorff was driving to his girlfriend's house on Sunday morning when he spotted a barefoot stranger exchanging gunfire with a man outside a church across the street.
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Texas Gunman Motive 'Domestic,' Not Racial Or Religious: Official
The gunman who murdered 26 people at a Texas church on Sunday is believed to have been driven by a "domestic" dispute, officials said.
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5-Year-Old Boy, Man Injured After Armed Woman Opens Fire At Church In US
Two people including a five-year-old boy were wounded after a woman opened fire at celebrity US pastor Joel Osteen's megachurch in Houston, Texas, one of the largest religious venues in the United States, police said Sunday.
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US Government To Pay $144.5 Million To 2017 Texas Church Shooting Victims
The Justice Department announced a $144.5 million settlement on Wednesday with victims of a 2017 mass shooting at a church in Texas that left 26 people dead and 22 injured.
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US Air Force Ordered To Pay Over $230 Million In 2017 Texas Church Shooting
A US federal judge on Monday ordered the Air Force to pay more than $230 million in damages to survivors and relatives of victims of a 2017 Texas shooting for failing to report the perpetrator's criminal record.
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Shooting In Texas Church Leaves 1 Dead, Others Wounded: Governor
A shooting Sunday morning in a church in northeastern Texas left one person dead and others wounded, officials said.
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"Over In 6 Second": Gun Laws Saved Lives At Texas Church, Says Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump on Monday said gun laws in the state of Texas saved lives when a church security officer shot dead a gunman who killed two during a service.
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US Gunman Who Shot 2 During Texas Service Killed By Churchgoers
Worshippers in the US state of Texas shot dead a gunman who opened fire during a Sunday service, ending an attack that killed one parishioner and wounded another, police said.
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Texas Family Sues US Government After Mass Shooting
A family that lost three generations at a Texas church mass shooting in November filed a lawsuit Friday against the US government, claiming it could have prevented the gunman from legally acquiring firearms.
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Man Accidentally Shoots Himself And His Wife At A Church, Shortly After A Discussion On Shootings
About 20 elderly people sat down for an early Thanksgiving meal Thursday at a church in East Tennessee, unaware that the pleasant afternoon would take a grim turn.
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FBI May Have Lost Critical Time Unlocking Texas Shooter's iPhone
For about 48 hours after a deadly rampage at a Texas church, the FBI and other law enforcement agencies did not ask Apple to help them unlock the gunman's iPhone, Reuters reports.
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US Air Force Error Helped Texas Church Shooter Buy Guns
The man who carried out one of the deadliest U.S. mass shootings was able to buy guns legally because a prior domestic violence conviction while he was in the Air Force was never put into an FBI database used in background checks, officials said.
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Mother Killed Shielding Her Four Children In Texas Church Shooting
A mother who used herself as a shield to try to protect her four young children when a gunman opened fire inside a Texas church on Sunday lost her life but helped save her 5-year-old son and one of her daughters.
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US Air Force Error Let Texas Gunman Buy Weapons For Church Massacre
The gunman who shot 26 worshipers to death and wounded 20 others at a Texas church was embroiled in a domestic dispute with his in-laws and had been sending threatening messages to his wife's mother before the massacre, officials said Monday.
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Child Abuse, Animal Cruelty: Texas Gunman's Violent Past
Years before he walked into a Texas church and gunned down 26 Sunday worshippers, Devin Kelley proved capable of fearsome violence, convicted of fracturing his infant stepson's skull and accused of beating his dog with his fists.
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'Let's Go': Texas Man Recounts High-Speed Chase Of Fleeing Church Gunman
Johnnie Langendorff was driving to his girlfriend's house on Sunday morning when he spotted a barefoot stranger exchanging gunfire with a man outside a church across the street.
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Texas Gunman Motive 'Domestic,' Not Racial Or Religious: Official
The gunman who murdered 26 people at a Texas church on Sunday is believed to have been driven by a "domestic" dispute, officials said.
