Mass shootings

"If it had been a Muslim that had shot two American kids, Washington would be shut down today. Remember San Bernardino? Remember? Washington got shut down," Scarborough said on his "Morning Joe" show.

American Twitter users expressed their frustrations with the country's lack of gun control as another school shooting claimed lives Thursday afternoon in Santa Clarita, California.

Hanson Richard Larkin has admitted to sending threatening text messages to an anonymous person who wished no contact with him. He traveled by train to Orlando, all the while sending anti-Semitic text messages and threatening to do violence against Jewish people.

While few gain the federal government's "domestic terrorism distinction," Americans are increasingly rejecting excuses offered on behalf of "disturbed" young men who perpetuate violence at the expense of religious and racial minorities.

Sheriff Scott Israel was removed from office by the Florida Senate over allegations he bungled the mass shooting in Parkland.

The man accused of killing five staffers at the Capital Gazette has been judged fit to stand trial, according to the doctors.

The poll found that overall, 46 percent of U.S. adults are "very" or "somewhat" worried about becoming a victim of terrorism and 45 percent are similarly concerned about a mass shooting.

Screenings of 'Joker' are being held with an increased presence of police and armed security guards as the film opens across the U.S., amid fears that the movie could inspire violence similar to the 2012 mass shooting in Aurora, Colorado.

Between $735 million and $800 million will be paid to victims of America's deadliest mass shooting of the modern era, but all its victims want is for public places to be safer.

Ten years after the ban expired in 2004, the number of mass shootings more than tripled and the number of fatalities spiked more than fourfold.

The suspect is believed to be targeting broken down vehicles, offering to "help" occupants before shooting them. In four shootings since Tuesday, one person is dead, with another injured.

"Under what scenario could somebody think this was a good idea? This has me so upset," Fred Guttenberg tweeted.

Police in Pomona, California, arrested a man for falsely warning of a mass shooting at the LA County Fair.

Little evidence shows video games causes violence, leading researchers to believe racial stereotyping could explain why this form of entertainment is blamed when a shooter is white, but less often if they are black.

Still reeling from the mass shootings in Odessa and El Paso, the former Texas Representative told the Democratic debate crowd he would go beyond optional buybacks.

The president and first lady are concerned about the impact of vaping on U.S. youth.

"Texas must achieve several objectives to better protect our communities and our residents from mass shootings," Gov. Abbott said in a press release announcing the executive action.

The Sandy Hook Promise initiative will teach kids how to recognize social isolation among their peers and develop tools to overcome interpersonal barriers.

Catherine Stefani was inspired to write the declaration, passed unanimously, after the mass shootings at the Gilroy Garlic Festival.

Odessa Police Chief Michael Gerke said the suspect was fired from his job at the Journey Oil Services on Saturday morning, hours before the mass shooting.

Coulter on Sunday weighed in on a Twitter discussion about gun control in the wake of Texas' second mass shooting during August.

"The problem is not the absence of laws. It's an absence of morality," former police officer Tony Perkins said.

Texas Republican congressman Matt Schaefer railed against Americans calling for lawmakers to "do something" about mass shootings, arguing via Twitter Saturday that God and prayer are more effective than gun control regulations.

Paul A. Steber, a 19-year-old freshman, was arrested by police after campus authorities found firearms and ammunition in his dorm room. He allegedly later confessed to authorities that he had a "plan and timeline to kill people."

Leaders of two congregations that met inside Pittsburgh's Tree of Life synagogue oppose prosecutor's request for the death penalty against Robert Bowers, charged with killing 11 people inside the temple on October 27, 2018.

Police had previously said the firearm used in the shooting was purchased legally.

"It seems like everyday there's another shooting. This isn't normal. It's time our elected officials do something about it."

"Some of us are heavily armed and mentally ill and on the verge of snapping," Joseph Lee McKinney reportedly posted on a review for a hotel in Cocoa Beach, Florida.

Americans wanting to protect themselves during mass shootings and other attacks should realize technology is the best way forward.

"If I go to [the school] and I want to be an active shooter, I'm going in knowing I have reduced sightlines," the Superintendent said.