Secret life behind Las Vegas massacre leaves questions
The gunman in the deadliest U.S. mass shooting led a secret life as investigators seek motive. FBI interviews with his longtime girlfriend Marilou Danley revealed no warning signs. Police note 1600 rounds of ammo and 50 pounds of explosives in his car. he planned an escape but killed himself. President Trump met victims and praised responders as families mourned.
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Republicans open to banning bump stocks in gun debate
Senior Republicans signaled openness to considering a ban on bump stocks used to convert semi-automatic rifles into rapid-fire weapons. The move, led by John Cornyn, clashes with past GOP resistance and faces uncertain support from McConnell, Ryan, and Feinstein.
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