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Jun 15

Watch 5:42
News Wrap: Senate Democrats launch gun control filibuster

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In our news wrap Wednesday, Democrats mounted a filibuster on the Senate floor, demanding tougher gun controls in the aftermath of the Orlando shooting, including a ban on selling weapons to people on the terror watchlist. Also, another tragedy played…

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Jun 15

Watch 7:55
Muslim-Americans face backlash after Orlando mass shooting

By PBS News Hour

When Joshua Weil, a member of one of Orlando’s largest mosques, heard initial reports of Sunday’s mass shooting, he thought, “please don't let [the gunman] be Muslim.” But the gunman was, and for Muslim-Americans the attack has raised very real…

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Jun 15

Watch 1:28
An Orlando Muslim’s heartfelt words on nightclub mass shooting

By PBS News Hour

Rubana Khan of Orlando, in heartfelt verse, sends apologies from her Islamic family to the families of the victims of Sunday’s mass shooting. In doing so, she lays bare the pain the killer, Omar Mateen, has caused her and other…

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Jun 15

Why the Orlando shooter fell off the FBI’s radar screen

By Margaret Warner

The jumbled picture emerging of Orlando shooter Omar Mateen lay bare the dilemma for law enforcement in confronting the growing threat of home-grown lone wolf terrorists.

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Jun 15

What sorrow, fear and love sound like in Orlando right now

By William Brangham, Justin Scuiletti

We've been reporting on the ground in Orlando since a gunman opened fire on a crowded nightclub Sunday. We spoke with people at an LGBT community center, a local mosque, a blood donation center and a vigil for victims of…

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Jun 15

After filibuster, Democratic senator claims progress on gun control

By Mary Clare Jalonick, Associated Press

The filibuster lasted roughly 15 hours and ended early Thursday.

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Jun 14

Watch 4:04
New details of Orlando gunman’s life raise more questions

By PBS News Hour

The investigation into the Orlando mass shooting took a strange twist Tuesday with some patrons of the gay nightclub that gunman Omar Mateen turned into a killing field saying he was a regular there and used gay dating apps. There…

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Jun 14

Watch 7:50
News Wrap: Trump’s ‘Muslim ban’ draws sharp rebuke from Obama, Clinton

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In our news wrap Tuesday, presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump faced scathing criticism from both President Obama and Hillary Clinton for his renewed call to ban Muslim immigrants in the aftermath of the Orlando shooting. Also, French authorities carried out…

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Jun 14

Watch 4:49
It’s the weapon of choice for U.S. mass murderers: the AR-15

By PBS News Hour

The AR-15 is the most popular rifle in America, and the most reviled. A civilian variant of the U.S. military’s standard-issue M16, the AR-15 has gained recent notoriety for its use in mass shootings in Newtown, Aurora, San Bernardino and…

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Jun 14

Watch 5:38
Reflecting on the Charleston church massacre, one year later

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A year ago this week, nine black churchgoers were gunned down inside Charleston’s historic Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church by alleged white supremacist Dylan Roof, who faces the death penalty if convicted. Among those slain was the church’s pastor, the Rev.

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