Antonio Basco’s car was stolen and wrecked just hours after he buried his wife, who was among the 22 killed in the El Paso Walmart shooting. Continue reading →

When is it just someone trying to exorcise negative thoughts by saying them out loud? When does it foreshadow the worst? Continue reading →

Twenty-two people were killed and about two dozen others were wounded in the attack. Many of the dead had Latino last names and eight of them were Mexican nationals. Continue reading →

The U.S. president said “serious” talks are taking place on gun control following two deadly shootings in the country. Continue reading →

The NRA has abided by its usual reaction after mass shootings — initially saying nothing followed by a muted response. Continue reading →

The president is confronting a storm of crises, at home and abroad, that could set the course for his upcoming re-election bid. Continue reading →

The mayors urged the Senate to vote on two House-passed bills expanding background checks for gun sales that passed that chamber earlier this year. Continue reading →

Trump’s trips to Dayton, Ohio and El Paso, Texas in the wake of two mass shootings have been met with uncertainty. Continue reading →

Biden, 76, was scheduled to speak in Iowa after back-to-back mass shootings this past weekend in the United States. Continue reading →

The El Paso massacre is the latest attack in which the gunman appears to have praised the mosque shootings in Christchurch. Continue reading →