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Buffalo gunman planned second attack, police say
Questions are being asked about how the suspect carried out the attack when he was known to authorities.
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Buffalo gunman planned second attack, police say
Questions are being asked about how the suspect carried out the attack when he was known to authorities.
Black Buffalo residents tell of grief and fear
Ten people were killed in Saturday's attack - described by Buffalo's police chief as a racist hate crime.
Johnny Depp hit me on honeymoon, says Amber Heard
The actress says she believes that she wouldn't have survived if their marriage had continued.
Biden approves return of US troops to Somalia
It reverses a decision by his predecessor Donald Trump to withdraw some 700 troops from the country.
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'We are hurting and we are seething'
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown speaks of the pain in the community following the deadly shooting.
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Abortion rights rallies held across US cities
Pro-choice supporters are concerned that the Supreme Court could overturn the legal right to abortion.
US basketball star has Russian detention extended
Russian media says Moscow wishes to "swap" Griner for the arms trafficker Viktor Bout.
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Buffalo gunman planned second attack, police say
Questions are being asked about how the suspect carried out the attack when he was known to authorities.
Black Buffalo residents tell of grief and fear
Ten people were killed in Saturday's attack - described by Buffalo's police chief as a racist hate crime.
Johnny Depp hit me on honeymoon, says Amber Heard
The actress says she believes that she wouldn't have survived if their marriage had continued.
Biden approves return of US troops to Somalia
It reverses a decision by his predecessor Donald Trump to withdraw some 700 troops from the country.
Video 58 seconds
'We are hurting and we are seething'
Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown speaks of the pain in the community following the deadly shooting.
Video 1 minute 10 seconds
Abortion rights rallies held across US cities
Pro-choice supporters are concerned that the Supreme Court could overturn the legal right to abortion.
US basketball star has Russian detention extended
Russian media says Moscow wishes to "swap" Griner for the arms trafficker Viktor Bout.
Black Buffalo residents tell of grief and fear
Ten people were killed in Saturday's attack - described by Buffalo's police chief as a racist hate crime.
Johnny Depp hit me on honeymoon, says Amber Heard
The actress says she believes that she wouldn't have survived if their marriage had continued.
Biden approves return of US troops to Somalia
It reverses a decision by his predecessor Donald Trump to withdraw some 700 troops from the country.
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