Trump praise of unity clashes with incendiary rhetoric in El Paso and Dayton
President Trump plans unity visits to El Paso and Dayton to console victims and discuss prevention, but his anti immigrant rhetoric and divisive past complicate the effort. Critics say his messaging mirrors language linked to shooters while he faces bipartisan pressure to heal a fractured nation.
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Death penalty debated as deterrent to mass violence
President Trump urges new death penalty legislation to punish hate crimes and mass killings. Experts question deterrence, noting many shooters die at scene or seek martyrdom, while data show limited impact and widespread capital punishment in states with mass shooting cases.
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Nobel laureate Toni Morrison dies at 88 in New York
Nobel laureate Toni Morrison, author of Beloved and Song of Solomon, died after a brief illness at Montefiore Medical Center in New York. The Pulitzer and Nobel winner, born Chloe Ardelia Wofford in Lorain Ohio, rose to fame with The Bluest Eye and became the first Black woman Nobel Prize in Literature recipient in 1993. The Knopf publisher confirmed her death as family friends offered condolences. Obama awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2012. Morrison studied at Howard University and later taught there while balancing writing and family life.
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Martha & Marley Spoon drives 30 minute dinners to millions
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