El Paso Walmart shooter says he targeted Mexicans
Patrick Crusius 21, surrendered with hands up and told detectives he entered the Walmart with an AK assault rifle and magazines while planning to target Mexicans. Twenty-two killed, about two dozen wounded, many of Hispanic last name. eight Mexican nationals among the dead. He posted a racist online screed pre-dating Trump, denying the president caused his actions.
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Stocks fall on trade war worries amid wild week
New York markets ended a volatile week with the S&P 500 down 0.7 percent to 2,918.65 after President Trump signaled a possible meeting on China tariffs, while Dow and Nasdaq slipped. Investors wrestled with trade risk, election fallout, and global growth fears as turbulence persisted.
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Walmart pulls violent game displays but will still sell guns
Walmart orders removal of violent video game displays and unplugged consoles from stores nationwide after the El Paso shooting but keeps selling firearms. The memo directed staff to shut off violent content in electronics and sporting goods areas, while officials defend the move as a respectful response. Critics call it symbolic and point to ongoing gun sales and political debate.
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