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NAS Pensacola gunman 'just shot through the door' during rampage, survivor says

December 8, 2019

NAS Pensacola gunman 'just shot through the door' during rampage, survivor says

The Saudi national who fatally shot three sailors at a naval air station in Florida last week unleashed a hail of bullets inside an office as those inside took cover in an assault that unfolded in just a matter of seconds, according to one of the eight people wounded in the attack.

Missing Saudi servicemen linked to NAS Pensacola shooting accounted for; gunman made prior reported trip to NYC

December 8, 2019

Missing Saudi servicemen linked to NAS Pensacola shooting accounted for; gunman made prior reported trip to NYC

Authorities investigating a deadly shooting at a U.S. naval base in Florida say Saudi nationals linked to the attack are now accounted for, though no arrests have been made.

NAS Pensacola shooting presumed to be 'terrorism,' Saudi student recorded attack on video, officials say

December 8, 2019

NAS Pensacola shooting presumed to be 'terrorism,' Saudi student recorded attack on video, officials say

Investigators looking into the deadly attack at a U.S. naval base in Florida said Sunday they're working under the presumption it was an act of terrorism involving a lone gunman, and that no arrests have been made in connection to the incident -- as officials revealed that a Saudi student recorded at least part of the attack on video.

Arizona man who sold ammunition to Las Vegas massacre gunman pleads guilty

November 20, 2019

Arizona man who sold ammunition to Las Vegas massacre gunman pleads guilty

A man, who later learned he sold ammunition to the gunman who carried out the Las Vegas massacre, pleaded guilty on Tuesday in Nevada to federal charges related to an illegal ammunition business he operated out of his Arizona home.

Sutherland Springs church shooting victims to receive nearly $200G in federal funds

November 19, 2019

Sutherland Springs church shooting victims to receive nearly $200G in federal funds

Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, and Rep. Henry Cuellar, D-Texas, have promised more than $183,000 in federal funding to help the Texas victims of the bloody massacre at First Baptist Church in Sutherland Springs in 2017, according to a report.

Supreme Court lets Sandy Hook families' lawsuit against gunmaker proceed

November 12, 2019

Supreme Court lets Sandy Hook families' lawsuit against gunmaker proceed

The Supreme Court, in an order released Tuesday, allowed families of Sandy Hook victims to proceed with a lawsuit against gun manufacturer Remington Arms despite the company's claims that it was protected from liability by federal law.

Husband and son of Mexico cartel victim speak out on loss of family members

November 11, 2019

Husband and son of Mexico cartel victim speak out on loss of family members

The husband and son of victim Dawna Langford spoke out on their family's tragedy after members of a Mexican drug cartel murdered their family on a Sonoran highway last week.

Mourners of Mexican cartel massacre victims, escorted by military, arrive for first funerals

November 7, 2019

Mourners of Mexican cartel massacre victims, escorted by military, arrive for first funerals

Hundreds of mourners from the U.S. reportedly spent the night in a remote farming community in northern Mexico ahead of Thursday’s scheduled funerals for some of the victims of a horrible massacre of nine American women and children.

Gohmert rips 'political correctness' on anniversary of Fort Hood shooting

November 5, 2019

Gohmert rips 'political correctness' on anniversary of Fort Hood shooting

On the tenth anniversary of the deadly shooting, the Texas congressman implored Americans to honor the lives lost by "fighting apathy or political correctness."

Joe Biden’s Sandy Hook claim challenged by brother of shooting victim

October 24, 2019

Joe Biden’s Sandy Hook claim challenged by brother of shooting victim

In a campaign video, Joe Biden claims he met with all families affected by the 2012 Sandy Hook school shooting in Connecticut.