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US Judge Halts South Carolina Church Shooting Jury Selection
A federal judge on Monday postponed jury selection in the US death penalty trial of the 22-year-old white man accused of shooting nine people to death at a historic black church in Charleston, South Carolina, last year.
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Charleston Street Renamed to Memorialize US Church Shooting Victims
The nine black victims massacred by a white man in a church in the US city of Charleston were remembered Wednesday in a ceremony renaming the area around the church.
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Alleged South Carolina Church Shooter to Face US Hate Crime Charges: Reports
The man charged in the deaths of nine black churchgoers in a Charleston, South Carolina, shooting last month will face federal hate crime charges, medial outlets reported on Wednesday, citing US law enforcement sources.
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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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Barack Obama to Deliver Eulogy as Charleston Mourns Attack Victims
President Barack Obama was today set to deliver a eulogy for the chief pastor gunned down in an apparent racially-motivated attack that shocked the nation.
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Barack Obama to Deliver Eulogy Friday for Slain Charleston Pastor
US President Barack Obama will visit Charleston on Friday to deliver the eulogy at the funeral of the pastor of a historic black church who was slain in last week's mass shooting, the White House said Monday.
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Racist 'Manifesto' Lays Bare Charleston Church Shooting Motive
A chilling website apparently created by Dylann Roof emerged Saturday in which the accused Charleston church shooter rails against African Americans and appears in photographs with guns and burning the US flag.
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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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Anger, Protests Grow After Charleston Church Killings
Residents of South Carolina, still shaken by the unthinkable murder of nine African Americans, planned protests across the state today, giving voice to their grief, anger and demands for change.
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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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Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Urges All US Parties to Address Charleston Shooting
Hollywood action star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today urged all US politicians to tackle the problems exposed by the shooting massacre in a mainly black church in the American city of Charleston, South Carolina.
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Quiet Loner or Racist Monster - Who is Charleston Church Attack Suspect?
A week ago, Dylann Roof is said to have bragged that he wanted to kill a bunch of people.
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Suspected Gunman Confesses to Deadly Attack on Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' : Report
A 21-year-old white man confessed to shooting dead nine black people at a historic South Carolina church, and hoped his actions would start a race war in the United States, CNN reported today, citing unnamed law enforcement officials.
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US Needs to Address Gun Violence After Charleston Church Shooting: Barack Obama
A clearly frustrated President Barack Obama said today the United States should look again at how killers get their hands on guns, after what he called "senseless murders" at a historic black church.
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Suspected Gunman in Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' Arrested: Report
US police today reportedly captured a 21-year-old white gunman who killed nine people at a prayer meeting in one of the nation's oldest black churches in Charleston, an attack being probed as a hate crime.
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US Judge Halts South Carolina Church Shooting Jury Selection
A federal judge on Monday postponed jury selection in the US death penalty trial of the 22-year-old white man accused of shooting nine people to death at a historic black church in Charleston, South Carolina, last year.
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Charleston Street Renamed to Memorialize US Church Shooting Victims
The nine black victims massacred by a white man in a church in the US city of Charleston were remembered Wednesday in a ceremony renaming the area around the church.
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Alleged South Carolina Church Shooter to Face US Hate Crime Charges: Reports
The man charged in the deaths of nine black churchgoers in a Charleston, South Carolina, shooting last month will face federal hate crime charges, medial outlets reported on Wednesday, citing US law enforcement sources.
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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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Barack Obama to Deliver Eulogy as Charleston Mourns Attack Victims
President Barack Obama was today set to deliver a eulogy for the chief pastor gunned down in an apparent racially-motivated attack that shocked the nation.
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Barack Obama to Deliver Eulogy Friday for Slain Charleston Pastor
US President Barack Obama will visit Charleston on Friday to deliver the eulogy at the funeral of the pastor of a historic black church who was slain in last week's mass shooting, the White House said Monday.
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Racist 'Manifesto' Lays Bare Charleston Church Shooting Motive
A chilling website apparently created by Dylann Roof emerged Saturday in which the accused Charleston church shooter rails against African Americans and appears in photographs with guns and burning the US flag.
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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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Anger, Protests Grow After Charleston Church Killings
Residents of South Carolina, still shaken by the unthinkable murder of nine African Americans, planned protests across the state today, giving voice to their grief, anger and demands for change.
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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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Former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger Urges All US Parties to Address Charleston Shooting
Hollywood action star and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger today urged all US politicians to tackle the problems exposed by the shooting massacre in a mainly black church in the American city of Charleston, South Carolina.
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Quiet Loner or Racist Monster - Who is Charleston Church Attack Suspect?
A week ago, Dylann Roof is said to have bragged that he wanted to kill a bunch of people.
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Suspected Gunman Confesses to Deadly Attack on Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' : Report
A 21-year-old white man confessed to shooting dead nine black people at a historic South Carolina church, and hoped his actions would start a race war in the United States, CNN reported today, citing unnamed law enforcement officials.
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US Needs to Address Gun Violence After Charleston Church Shooting: Barack Obama
A clearly frustrated President Barack Obama said today the United States should look again at how killers get their hands on guns, after what he called "senseless murders" at a historic black church.
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Suspected Gunman in Charleston Church 'Hate Crime' Arrested: Report
US police today reportedly captured a 21-year-old white gunman who killed nine people at a prayer meeting in one of the nation's oldest black churches in Charleston, an attack being probed as a hate crime.
