Obama: "Possible" San Bernardino shooting was terrorism
But the president said "we still don't know" why a couple killed 14 people at Inland Regional Center
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But the president said "we still don't know" why a couple killed 14 people at Inland Regional Center
The House speaker also addressed recent Democratic calls for gun control
Two of the weapons were purchased by an individual who is already known by investigators
Families of the wounded detail harrowing stories of phone calls with loved ones trapped inside a facility where gunmen opened fire
Gun control is a legislative non-starter, so lawmakers can do little but offer their condolences -- but liberals are growing impatient for action
Police say man and woman are dead after the shooting in San Bernardino that left 14 people dead and more than a dozen wounded
Brother-in-law of one of the suspects in the shooting that killed 14 people at Inland Regional Center says he is in shock
Presidential contenders respond to the fatal attack at the Inland Regional Center in California
Wednesday's shooting at the Inland Resource Center in San Bernardino was the seventh major mass shooting in the U.S. since June
Text messages help reassure some as others wait hours to find out whether family and friends survived shooting at Inland Regional Center
"It's not enough to keep lamenting these things," Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer says
"Dad shooting at my work, shot people in office. Waiting for cops to catch him. Pray for us," woman texts from inside Inland Regional Center
The president condemns the "pattern" of mass shootings in the United States that "has no parallel anywhere else in the world"
On December 2, 2015, a mass shooting occurred at a social services facility in San Bernardino, California, leaving numerous victims