Devin Patrick Kelley

• In response to Texas church shooting, U.S. to review background check system for guns

  Jeff Sessions ordered a far-ranging review of the FBI database used to check the backgrounds of prospective gun buyers on Wednesday.

  World

  Nov 22, 2017
  
• First Baptist Church holds first service since deadly mass shooting

  Hundreds of people will gather in the tiny town of Sutherland Springs, Texas, on Sunday to worship with surviving members of the First Baptist Church.

  Nov 12, 2017
  
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• In tragedy’s aftermath, fake news purveyors strike fast, exploiting Google and YouTube

  As news breaks, YouTube and Google's algorithms scramble for material. Early on, much of it comes from dubious sources.

  Canada

  Nov 12, 2017
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• Sutherland Springs holds first burials since Texas church shooting

  The tiny Texas town reeling from a gun massacre that killed 26 churchgoers buried the first of the victims on Saturday.

  Crime

  Nov 11, 2017
• Guns didn’t cause the Sutherland Springs shooting

  In Sutherland Springs, the NRA did what gun control failed to do: stop a mass shooter in his tracks.

  Commentary

  Nov 10, 2017
• Air Force missed at least 2 chances to stop Texas shooter Devin Kelley from buying guns

  Kelley was convicted five years ago of assaulting his then-wife and child while he was in the Air Force, offenses that made it illegal for him to possess a firearm.

  World

  Nov 9, 2017
• School left devastated by mass shooting at Texas church

  Floresville is about 11 miles (18 km) southwest of the small town of Sutherland Springs. Many of Sutherland Springs' children go to school in Floresville.

  World

  Nov 8, 2017
• Why the FBI, once again, is unable to unlock a mass shooter’s cellphone

  As a candidate, Donald Trump called on Americans to boycott Apple unless it helped the FBI hack into the phone, but he hasn’t been as vocal as president.

  World

  Nov 8, 2017
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• Texas church gunman escaped mental facility in 2012: police report

  The man who carried out one of the deadliest U.S. mass shootings escaped from a mental health facility in 2012, the same year he was convicted by a U.S. Air Force court-martial of domestic abuse, according to a police report.

  World

  Nov 7, 2017
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• Texas police won’t use the mass shooter’s name. Why media outlets are still doing it

  One journalism expert said names and photos of shooters will be available online regardless of whether media outlets use them.

  World

  Nov 7, 2017