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Senators Release Text of Bipartisan Gun Bill, Seek Final Passage This Week
A bipartisan group of senators overcame some last-minute hurdles and released legislative text Tuesday on a narrow set of provisions to combat gun violence, including state funding to implement “red flag” laws and enhanced background checks. “Today, we finalized bipartisan, commonsense legislation to protect America’s children, keep our schools safe, and reduce the threat of violence across our country,” Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., and...
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Federal Prosecutors File 26 Hate Crime Charges Against Suspected Buffalo Shooter
The Department of Justice announced Wednesday that they had filed 26 hate crime charges against the gunman suspected of killing 10 people in a racially-motivated mass shooting at a Buffalo grocery store.
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Mother of Buffalo Shooting Victim to Lawmakers: ‘I Do Not Feel Protected'
Zeneta Everhart, whose 21-year-old son Zaire Everhart was wounded in the Buffalo mass shooting, addressed lawmakers on Wednesday to demand new gun laws. “If hearing from me… does not move you to act on gun laws, I invite you to my home to help me clean Zaire’s wounds.”
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Uvalde & Buffalo Survivors, Victims' Families Testify Before Congress
An 11-year-old girl who survived the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas, testified Wednesday about how she covered herself in her dead classmate’s blood and played dead to avoid being shot. It was the second day lawmakers heard wrenching testimony on the nation’s gun violence
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Son of Buffalo Shooting Victim Presses Senators on Domestic Terrorism
Garnell Whitfield, Jr. delivered an emotional testimony Tuesday before the Senate Judiciary Committee, challenging Congress to act against the “cancer on white supremacy”
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Son of Buffalo Shooting Victim Urges Congress to Act Against ‘Cancer of White Supremacy'
The son of an 86-year-old woman killed in the racist Buffalo mass shooting is calling on Congress to act against domestic terrorism.
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911 Dispatcher Fired After Allegedly Hanging Up on Store Employee During Buffalo Shooting Call
The dispatcher shouted at an assistant office manager at Tops Friendly Market, asked why she was whispering and hung up, the employee said.
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Biden Calls on Congress to ‘Do Something' to Toughen Gun Laws
“After Columbine, after Sandy Hook, after Charleston, after Orlando, after Las Vegas, after Parkland, nothing has been done,” President Joe Biden said in a speech Thursday night. “This time, that can’t be true. This time, we must actually do something.”
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Watch: Biden's Full Address on Gun Control Following Uvalde
President Joe Biden delivered an address to the country Thursday night, following the mass shootings in Buffalo, N.Y., and Uvalde, Texas. Here’s the full speech.
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Jury Indicts Buffalo Shooting Suspect on Terrorism Charge
The suspect, who has been in custody since the May 14 shooting, is scheduled to be arraigned Thursday in Erie County Court
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Rally, Vigil Honoring Victims of Recent Massacres in Miami
NBC 6’s Victor Jorges reports from Sunrise where groups gathered to honor victims from Buffalo, New York and Uvalde, Texas.
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Rally, Vigil Held in Sunrise to Advocate for Gun Reform and Honor Victims
Dozens gathered in South Florida to advocate for gun control at a rally and vigil on Saturday in light of the recent massacres in Buffalo, New York and Uvalde, Texas. The event in Sunrise comes days after the Robb Elementary School shooting that killed 19 children and two adults in Uvalde, Texas. Local and state leaders joined the public to…
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Watch VP Harris Eulogy at Buffalo Shooting Victim Funeral: ‘Our Nation Right Now Is Experiencing an Epidemic of Hate'
Vice President Kamala Harris gave a eulogy at the funeral of Ruth Whitfield, who was killed in the racist attack on a Buffalo supermarket. Whitfield was 86 and the oldest of the 10 people killed in the mass shooting.
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3 More Funerals for Buffalo Victims in Week of Goodbyes
A week filled with goodbyes continues for family and friends of victims of the racist attack on a supermarket in Buffalo, New York. Funerals were held Friday for Geraldine Talley, Andre Mackniel and Margus Morrison. They are among the 10 people killed and three wounded May 14 when a white gunman opened fire on shoppers and employees at a Tops...
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Schumer Lambasts Gov. Abbott Ahead of NRA Appearance: ‘How Dare He'
Two days after a mass shooting at a Texas elementary school, senate majority leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., blasted Texas Gov. Greg Abbott ahead of the governor’s planned appearance at the National Rifle Association. “What a fraud… These families don’t want thoughts and prayers. They want their elected leaders to respond to their suffering.”
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Why NY's Gun Laws Weren't Tough Enough to Stop the Buffalo Shooter
New York has some of the toughest state gun laws in the country, but even that wasn’t enough to stop a gunman from killing 10 shoppers at a grocery store in Buffalo, New York, this month. In the wake of another mass shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, NBCLX storyteller Ngozi Ekeledo took a look at New York’s...
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Buffalo Shooting Victim Honored by College
Buffalo Tops market shooting victim Aaron Salter Jr. is honored at what would’ve been his graduation ceremony at Canisius College
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Buffalo Shooting Victim Laid to Rest; City Marks 1 Week
A 32-year-old woman who was the youngest of the 10 Black people killed at a Buffalo supermarket was remembered at her funeral for her love of family and friends and “smile that could light up a room.” Mourners said their final goodbyes to Roberta Drury on Saturday at the Assumption Church in Syracuse, not far from where she grew up...
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Here's How Some Experts Think Attacks Like the Buffalo Shooting Might Be Prevented
To people who study extremist violence, Buffalo wasn’t just the latest mass shooting. It was also the latest missed opportunity to stop one. Law enforcement officials say the suspect planned his attack for months. But the police didn’t discover it, even when they detained him in June 2021 over an alleged threat to kill. While not blaming police, experts in mass shootings say the...
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YouTube Videos That Taught Buffalo Suspect to Modify His Gun Are Still Online
Some of the videos appear to violate YouTube’s community guidelines banning videos that show how to install gun accessories like high-capacity magazines.