Orlando attack stirs fear for LGBT community
The Orlando mass shooting sends shockwaves across the nation as officials label it an act of terror and hate. Omar Mateen, 29, pledged allegiance to Islamic State during a 911 call and was investigated by the FBI in prior years. Authorities say the motive remains undetermined while security tightens for events in Washington and ongoing investigations.
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Obama, Pope condemn Orlando shooting amid terror fears
President Obama urged action on gun access after the Orlando rampage and signed a proclamation for flags at half staff. Pope Francis joined in condemning the attack as horror, while Orlando Mayor Dyer and Governor Scott declared emergencies and called it an act of terror.
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