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Oct 02

More than one mass shooting happens per day in the U.S., data shows

By Laura Santhanam, Megan Crigger

No matter how you define a mass shooting, one thing is clear: data suggests this brand of violence has grown worse in the United States.

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Aug 04

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What caused the dramatic tipping point in deadly shootings?

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Why has there been a dramatic spike in homicides this year? Judy Woodruff speaks to Col. Sam Dotson, chief of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, and Edward Flynn, chief of the Milwaukee Police Department, two cities that have seen…

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Aug 04

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After declining for decades, homicides surge in cities across the country

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Homicides are up by an average of 19 percent in 35 big cities this year. Chicago is the site of the most most murders -- 252 so far -- while the city of Baltimore had 45 homicides in July alone.

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Jul 29

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Body camera footage of Samuel DuBose death contradicts indicted cop’s claim

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Ray Tensing, a white police officer, was indicted on murder charges for killing Samuel DuBose, a black motorist, during a traffic stop for not having a front license plate. Tensing said he was dragged by the car and forced to…

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Jul 28

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How slavery and murder goes unpunished on the high seas

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The global economy and our daily lives have become increasingly dependent on shipping, as millions of ships carry roughly 90 percent of the world's goods. But we know little of the crime and lawlessness that takes place at sea. Ian…

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Apr 27

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Who silenced Pakistani social activist Sabeen Mahmud?

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Human rights activist Sabeen Mahmud was murdered outside her cafe in Karachi, Pakistan, on Friday. Her death came shortly after she hosted a talk on the killing and disappearances of political activists in Pakistan. Special correspondent Fred de Sam Lazaro,…

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Mar 15

Subject of HBO documentary Robert Durst arrested on murder warrant

By Elisabeth Ponsot

Real estate heir Robert Durst, the subject of an HBO documentary series 'The Jinx,' was arrested Sunday in New Orleans on a murder warrant issued by Los Angeles authorities.

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Feb 27

8 people dead in rural Missouri shooting spree

By Laura Santhanam

Seven people were shot dead in rural Missouri before the alleged gunman turned his weapon on himself in a parked car early Friday, media reports said.

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Dec 15

Update: Suspect in Philadelphia area shooting spree identified and on the loose

By Justin Scuiletti

The Associated Press and WPVI-TV Philadelphia are reporting that SWAT teams are surrounding a home in Souderton, Pennsylvania, where police say the suspect has barricaded himself. The house, according to police, is where two of the victims were shot…

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Nov 22

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News Wrap: U.S. steps up pressure for Afghan security deal

In our news wrap Friday, Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel argued that waiting to sign a security deal until the next Afghan president is in office won't give U.S. forces enough time to plan for keeping troops in the country. Also,…

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