Florida shooting

"He said he heard that I was a big fan of his," Samantha Fuentes said Trump told her while she is recovering in hospital.

President Donald Trump slammed a deputy officer who didn't enter Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School while a shooting was in progress.

"Gun ownership in China is strictly regulated, which helps reduce gun-related crimes and deaths," China's ruling Communist Party official newspaper said.

Peterson has resigned after footage at from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School showed him hiding during the shooting.

"Highly trained teachers" would be able to "immediately fire back if a savage sicko came to a school with bad intentions," Trump tweeted.

Thousands of teachers used #ArmMeWith on social media with requests ranging from "politicians who care more about kids than donations" to "smaller class sizes so that no student feels invisible." 

A Parkland history teacher gave an NRA spokesperson a pop quiz

A 20-minute delay in surveillance footage allowed Nikolas Cruz, 19, to escape Majory Stoneman Douglas High School after the Florida massacre last Wednesday.

In a rare tweet to Trump, Denmark's Prime Minister Rasmussen pleaded the president hear out young Americans to "Make America great and safe again!"

The president had visible notes instructing him what to say.

The 12 politicians were identified by March On, which said they were in "winnable" districts.

Congresswoman accused liberals of 'attempting to politicize tragedies and demonize law-abiding gun owners and conservative Americans'

A town hall meeting saw survivors ask: Will you stop taking money from the NRA?

A sheriff in Ohio posted an open call offering the concealed-carry classes on social media.

NRA spokesperson Dana Loesch, a vocal advocate of Second Amendment rights, will speak at a gun debate with survivors from the Florida high school shooting.

National walkouts have been called over gun control following the Florida shooting.

The latest in a long, long list of American mass shootings, and school shootings in particular, has provoked an increasingly familiar reaction. Hugely emotive, of course, the survivors, and families of the dead have, by and large, questioned the U.S. addiction to guns. The political response, tweeked by the puppet strings of the gun lobbyists, has been to offer "thoughts and prayers," the mealy-mouthed response of those who intend to do absolutely nothing in response to yet another tragedy.

Survivors of the school shooting have been vocal about the need for gun control.

Roxanne Deschamps also had Cruz's brother Zachary, 17, involuntarily committed on Friday.

The president's son liked a conspiracy theory about David Hogg.

White voters stood out as major proponents of tighter restrictions after last week's mass shooting at a Florida school.

The majority of respondents also said the president and Congress were not doing enough to prevent mass shootings.

The anonymous aide's comments were torn apart on Twitter.

"Are you all tone deaf? AR15 kills seventeen so you raffle a gun for child sports?" a user wrote on Facebook.

Students from the school have vowed to march on Washington to demand tighter gun control.

The president also kept a close eye on what student survivors were saying about it.

Geography teacher Scott Beigel told his partner what to do if he died in a school shooting.

The comedian was responding to last week's shooting at Parkland's Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

They're calling it "March for Our Lives."

A private school was planning to give away two guns at a fundraising event, but a parent has raised concerns over the deadly prizes following Wednesday's high school shooting.