The world is still coming to terms with the tragedy of the Christchurch terror attack, including New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
However, The Late Show host Stephen Colbert noted that Ardern “made it clear that her country was united,”…
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Police urge people to stop sharing that Christchurch shooter video online
In a clear act of terror, multiple people have died after gunmen opened fire at mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand on Friday.
New Zealand Police said four suspects are in custody, and that the situation is ongoing.
The city is in lockdown, and the …
Teen journalists wrote obituaries for the 1,200 kids killed by gun violence since Parkland
As the first anniversary of the deadly mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, approaches, young people around the world are reflecting on the staggering amount of gun violence that’s taken place since.
To make a p…
Kid Rock booted from Nashville Christmas parade in favor of local hero
Kid Rock will no longer serve as Grand Marshal for the Nashville Christmas parade. That honor now goes to James Shaw Jr., local hero of the Antioch Waffle House shooting.
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Jewish nurse who treated suspected synagogue shooter ‘chose to show him empathy’
When suspected Pittsburgh synagogue shooter Robert Bowers was treated at Allegheny General Hospital, the nurses and doctors — some of whom were Jewish — went ahead and did their jobs as normal.
One of the nurses who treated Bowers in the emergency room, Ari Mahler, has spoken out in a Facebook post about his experience treating the suspected shooter. Mahler said that he chose to be empathetic, despite the horrors of that day.
“I’m sure he had no idea I was Jewish. Why thank a Jewish nurse, when 15 minutes beforehand, you’d shoot me in the head with no remorse?” he wrote in the post. Read more…
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View More Jewish nurse who treated suspected synagogue shooter ‘chose to show him empathy’A good dog accidentally shot his owner in the chest
While driving to the New Mexico desert for a jackrabbit hunting trip with his trio of dogs, Tex Harold Gilligan was shot by none other than his dog Charlie.
Woof.
Charlie, the 120-pound Rottweiler-mix was sitting in the front seat of the car when he got his foot caught in the trigger of Gilligan’s gun, accidentally shooting a round into his owner, according to ABC News.
“It went through my ribs my lung and busted up my collarbone on the right side,” Gilligan told ABC News. “I had a gaping hole, you know, and a lot of blood there too.” Read more…
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View More A good dog accidentally shot his owner in the chestParkland survivor plans livestream fundraiser to support families of the Jacksonville shooting victims
It’s been nearly a week since the mass shooting at a Madden NFL 19 esports tournament in Jacksonville, Florida claimed the lives of two people and injured 11 others. But in the face of tragedy, the gaming community refuses to give in to fear.
On Mond…
EA CEO shares ‘shock and grief’ at Madden shooting, cancels remaining events
Following the tragic shooting at a Jacksonville Madden esports tournament which claimed the lives of three people and left nine others injured, Electronic Arts has decided to cancel the remaining events.
“We have made a decision to cancel our t…
Multiple fatalities reported after a shooting at a Madden esports event in Florida
Chaos erupted at an esports tournament in Jacksonville, Florida on Sunday when a mass shooting ended with multiple fatalities and many more injured.
Word of the shooting first emerged on Twitch, from a live feed of the Madden NFL 19 Classic qualifier…
Capital Gazette releases front page following tragic shooting
Despite a shooting tragedy that claimed the lives of five people at its offices, the Capital Gazette declared it would still put out a paper on Friday.
“I can tell you this: We’re putting out a damn paper tomorrow,” declared Capital reporter Chase Co…
People show love for local newspapers after Capital Gazette attack
Following the tragic shooting at The Capital Gazette, people are showing their support for local press.
At least five people were killed, with several others “gravely injured,” in the shooting on Thursday at the newspaper’s offices in Annapolis, Mary…
Good guy with no gun James Shaw Jr. disarmed Waffle House shooter
Tragedy struck the Antioch neighborhood of Nashville early Sunday morning when an armed man shot two individuals outside of a Waffle House before proceeding inside and killing two more.
In the face of that horror, reports the Tennessean, one Waffle House customer, 29-year-old James Shaw Jr., managed to wrestle an AR-15 rifle free from the shooter and likely saved lives in the process.
Now, although Shaw is quick to brush the claim aside, he is being hailed as a hero.
James Shaw Jr. was identified as the hero who helped stop the Waffle House shooter this morning. He says he doesn’t feel like a hero, which is exactly what you’d expect a real hero to sayhttps://t.co/0N08omw80u
— Jon Henshaw (@henshaw) April 22, 2018 Read more…
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