Trump to travel to Pittsburgh Tuesday, after synagogue massacre
Sanders briefed reporters after the worst massacre of Jews in America and bomb threats, days away from the midterm elections
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Bianna Golodryga's personal connection to HIAS
For more than 130 years the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society has helped refugees, like her family, flee persecution and seek a better life in the United States
Study finds gun injuries send over 8,000 kids to the ER each year
Researchers found 11 of every 100,000 children and teens treated in U.S. emergency rooms have gun-related injuries
Policing social media to combat online radicalization
Hate speech and extremist views online may inspire violent acts, such as the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting, but there are limits to what law enforcement can do
California white supremacist surrenders to FBI
Aaron Eason, 38, surrendered himself to authorities on Sunday
Trump strikes aggressive tone on Twitter, despite urging unity elsewhere
The president has continued to blame the media for much of the "anger" in the country
Jimmy Kimmel, Matt Damon bring rivalry to World Series
Ben Affleck was there too, bringing the comedic feud full circle
Police: Bullying led to fatal shooting at North Carolina high school
Police say teen was taken into custody at Butler High School after admitting the shooting to a teacher
Stocks cough up early gains amid rocky markets
Financial markets reverse course after rising earlier in the day, as big tech companies rack up losses
CNN says package received in Atlanta "similar" to other pipe bombs
CNN President Jeff Zucker says all mail to network has been screened offsite since a series of package bombs began appearing around the country
Dad at McDonald's with kids shoots masked gunman
The father and one of his children, a minor, were wounded by gunfire
Site linked to far-right extremists taken down after synagogue shooting
A social media site popular with far-right extremists and where the Pittsburgh synagogue shooting suspect had a profile has been taken down
U.S. election integrity is guarded by security-challenged firms
Three businesses that serve more than 90 percent of elections systems have little accountability, critics say
Falling stocks, rising rates: What should investors do?
October has been a scary month on Wall Street, but these pointers should help you feel a little calmer
Synagogue shooting survivors recount terror as gunfire erupted
They were a few minutes late on Saturday – they say that's why they are alive today
Trump says he offered UFC's Dana White the press secretary role
Israel's president taps opposition candidate Eisenkot to form a government
Mass shooting in Polish market leaves at least 6 dead, 15 injured
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Mississippi Senate race still a toss-up; Democrat holds slim lead
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