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Aug 10

Families mourn, bury those killed in Ohio, Texas shootings

By Associated Press

A man who died in the arms of his son in a mass shooting in Ohio was remembered Saturday as a loving family man who painted houses and loved to fish and cook.

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Aug 08

McConnell says he'll consider gun bills in the fall

By Associated Press

Republicans have resisted expanding federal background checks for gun purchases, but face enormous pressure to do something in the aftermath of the mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, over the weekend that killed 31 people.

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Aug 08

How states have moved to make gun laws while Congress is deadlocked

By Laura Santhanam

With no shortage of gun law ideas but an absence of national consensus and data, states have stepped up to pass their own. The PBS NewsHour looked into what policies have gained traction.

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Aug 07

McConnell, GOP senators slow to act on guns despite outcry

By Lisa Mascaro, Matthew Daly, Associated Press

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is resisting pressure to bring senators back from recess to address gun violence, despite wrenching calls to "do something" in the aftermath of back-to-back mass shootings.

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Aug 07

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Trump met with mixed reactions during visits to grief-stricken El Paso and Dayton

President Trump traveled to Dayton and El Paso Wednesday in the wake of weekend mass shootings in the two cities. Protesters gathered in both stricken communities before he arrived, while other residents expressed appreciation for his presence. 2020 Democrats, meanwhile,…

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Aug 07

AP fact check: Trump twists facts on gun control and tariffs

By Hope Yen, Paul Wiseman, Associated Press

Battling dual crises of gun violence and trade, President Donald Trump is twisting the facts in regards to gun control and exaggerating his case for tariffs against China. Here's a look at the president's claims.

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Aug 07

WATCH: Trump defends rhetoric as he visits Dayton, El Paso after shootings

By Jill Colvin, Zeke Miller, Associated Press

President Donald Trump defended his rhetoric Wednesday as he headed out to offer a message of healing and unity in El Paso and Dayton, where he was to be met by unusual hostility from people who fault his own incendiary…

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Aug 07

Biden: Trump 'using the language' of 'white nationalists'

By Bill Barrow, Associated Press

After two mass shootings that killed 31 people in Texas and Ohio, Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden said Monday that he'd push for a federal buyback program to encourage Americans to give up their military-style weapons and ammunition.

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Aug 07

WATCH: Booker gives gun policy speech at 2015 church slaying site

By Meg Kinnard, Associated Press

The speech — following mass shootings in Texas and Ohio that killed 31 people — came as White House hopefuls grapple with how to respond to the violence.

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Aug 07

El Paso, with deep Mexican American past, rallies amid pain

By Russell Contreras, John L. Mone, Associated Press

The massacre that killed 22 people at a Walmart in El Paso struck a city that has long been the cradle of Mexican American culture and immigration and suffered through bloody episodes of racial violence in the past.

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