Trump's focus on mental health over guns at odds with his own record
President killed an Obama-era regulation providing information on severely mentally disabled people to the national background check database
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"Each name was like my heart skipped a beat": Parkland holds candlelit vigil
At least 1,000 people attended the vigil for the 17 people killed in a Florida school shooting
Florida school shooting victims identified by authorities
Family and friends remembered the 17 victims of Wednesday's shooting, the deadliest school shooting in five years
"I didn't have a chance to say goodbye": Students describe horror of the Florida shooting
Four Stoneman Douglas students -- clad in clothes bearing their school's logo -- spoke to "CBS Evening News" anchor Jeff Glor
Winter Games 2018: Several Team USA stars disappoint on Day 6
Thursday's primetime Olympics included men's figure skating, men's speedskating, the skeleton, men's and women's Alpine skiing
Man alerted FBI to threatening comment a year before Florida shooting
Months before Nikolas Cruz was identified as the Parkland, Florida, shooting suspect, his name popped up on a suspicious YouTube comment
Brothers arrested in NYC terror investigation
Christian and Tyler Toro were arrested for possession of bomb making materials, police sources said
Grandmother foils teen's plot to carry out school shooting
Joshua O'Connor may have been the next school gunman. But then, his grandmother, Cathi O'Connor, called 911
Details emerge on Florida high school shooting suspect
Nikolas Jacob Cruz, 19, didn't appear to have many friends, and the death of his mother had an impact on him
As California drought returns, water use climbs in enclaves
U.S. drought monitors recently declared parts of Southern California back in severe drought
Officials say Florida suspect blended in with fleeing students
Nikolas Cruz allegedly admitted that he shot students he saw in hallways at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School
U.S., U.K. blame Russian military for "destructive" cyberattack
U.K. accused Moscow of "weaponizing information" in a new kind of warfare, and the White House called it "the most destructive and costly" in history
Hospital investigates unexplained infant injuries, suspends employee
A police detective unit specializing in crimes against children is investigating the case
Senate rejects all immigration proposals
What happens next is unclear
New blood test can help diagnose traumatic brain injuries
Green light by the Food and Drug Administration "is a big deal because then it opens the door and accelerates technology"
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Trump asking advisers if Hegseth should go, sources say
Hoax bomb threats affect at least 20 European flights in a week
2 women advanced further in Navy SEAL tryouts than any in history
2 Native American women make history in midterms
Mike Johnson won't seek new term as House GOP leader after losses
All the House districts that flipped in the midterm elections
The 2026 blue wave, in charts
Ronaldo retires from Portugal national team
