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Parkland survivors plan gun control tour

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One year later: A timeline of the Pulse nightclub shooting and its aftermath

The Pulse nightclub shooting is considered the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history.
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One year later: A timeline of the Pulse nightclub shooting and its aftermath

The Pulse nightclub shooting is considered the deadliest shooting in modern U.S. history.
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Orlando hospitals won't charge Pulse shooting victims

<div> Officials say two hospitals will write off an estimated $5.5 million or more in care.</div> <div> </div>
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Orlando shooting victim writes first message since the shooting

Leonel Melendez writes his first message after being shot during the Pulse Nightclub shooting in Orlando.
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Metairie man shot in Orlando massacre is slowly improving

A Metairie man shot in Orlando massacre is showing improvements.
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Eaglet named "Hope" released in honor of Orlando shooting victims
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Friend who told FBI about Orlando shooter saw a 'red flag'

<p>More than a week after the massacre in Orlando, more details are emerging about the gunman and self-proclaimed "Islamic-warrior" Omar Mateen.</p>
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Seattle nightclub workers pack active shooter class

<p>SEATTLE - It didn't take long for nightclub professionals to sign up for the City of Seattle's active shooter response training classes.</p>
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A look at the 4 gun bills up for vote in Senate

<p>WASHINGTON — The last time the Senate held votes on gun legislation was last December, a day after husband-and-wife shooters killed 14 people in San Bernardino.</p>
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READ | Partial transcript from Orlando shooting negotiation

<p>The FBI released a partial transcript of the conversation between the Pulse Nightclub gunman and police negotiators.</p>
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Alabama official refuses to lower flags to half-staff after Orlando massacre

<p>An Alabama county official refused to lower flags to half-staff this week in honor of the victims of the mass shooting at a gay club in Orlando, saying that doing so would signal a lack of resolve in the face of terrorism.</p>