Shooting

An 18-year-old protester was shot by a police officer during clashes on Tuesday—the first time an activist has been hit by live ammunition.

The October 1, 2017, shooting in Las Vegas claimed the lives of 58 people, making it the deadliest shooting in United States history.

Nicole Gordon, 42, went to the hospital complaining of memory loss and speech problems, but had no recollection of being shot.

"One brother was handling a firearm while his brother was in the restroom. While handling the firearm, it discharged through the bathroom door striking the other brother in the torso," police said.

Despite the efforts of paramedics and other emergency workers, the boy died in hospital from gunshot wounds sustained during the shooting.

This is the second time in two weeks that a man has accidentally shot himself with his own weapon at a Kroger.

Lionel Eaton, accused of killing "good Samaritan" Javier Sanmiguel after an auto accident, has been issued a $1 million bond in St. Paul, MN.

"You wonder why they run. You wonder why there's police chases. They're deathly afraid of stopping."

The suspect is now in custody over the gun mishap in Detroit, Michigan, after calling the police on himself.

"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.

On August 16, Mykal Prime's twin siblings were in a math class taught by substitute teacher Khadijah Griffis, who told police she shot Prime last month when he tried to rob her as she was selling him marijuana.

The restaurant, located in a suburb of Paris, had just opened a few months ago. Police say the hunt for the suspect will be "difficult and possibly dangerous."

Once at the party, several people got into an argument, and multiple people began shooting at each other.

One week after a massacre in El Paso gripped the nation, another Texas Walmart faced a terror threat before police made an arrest.

Thomas Bartram says he is not a white supremacist and was not waving a gun or knife around as he stopped outside a migrant center in El Paso, Texas.

"I feel I have a unique perspective from my knowledge as a former Republican and the information I've learned in my journey," Weissman said. "I feel I can help with the gun culture problem."

Carlson claimed white supremacy was "a conspiracy theory used to divide the country and keep a hold on power."

The hashtag even led some Twitter users to put their politics aside and tweet, "Kids are gonna save us."

Former Florida Congressman David Jolly called on Democrats to clear out Republicans from the House and Senate to tackle gun control.

The Republican has not responded to media calls for comment.

Manuel Oliver hopes the Texas town can learn from his experience.

"The shooter came into our community because we are a Hispanic community and because we have immigrants in our community. He came here to harm us," said Texas Rep. Veronica Escobar.

Attacker Connor Betts, 24, was killed by police within 30 seconds of the first shots being fired outside a bar in the city's entertainment district.

Christian Picciolini, who founded an anti-extremist group, suggested that domestic white supremacist attacks are part of a "transnational terror network."

"Keep your fake ass prayers to yourself if don't support #GunControlNow," Twitter user @beetoaranda7 wrote.

Multiple people have been killed, but local police say there is no longer an "imminent threat."

"I was able to be a bit more calm this time," Christopher Cook said.

At least four people are dead, including a six-year-old boy after the shooting at a food festival in Gilroy, California.

The victim was shot in the leg multiple times, investigators said.

A 6-year-old was among four people killed, including the gunman, in the shooting at the California food festival that left at least 15 others injured.