Israeli prime minister ‘heartbroken’ by Pittsburgh synagogue attack
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Saturday he was “heartbroken and appalled” by a shooting attack in a Pittsburgh synagogue that killed at least eight people.
Gunman targets Pittsburgh synagogue in ‘hate crime;’ eight reported dead
A gunman man yelling, “All Jews must die,” stormed a Pittsburgh synagogue during Saturday services and shot worshipers, killing at least eight and wounding six including four police officers before he was arrested, local authorities and media said.
At least four reported dead, 12 injured in shooting at Pittsburgh synagogue
At least four people were killed and 12 shot and three officers injured responding to an active shooting incident at a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday, local media and CNN reported.
Trump says Pittsburgh shooting has little to do with gun laws
President Donald Trump told reporters that the shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue earlier on Saturday had little to do with gun laws and that the killings might have been prevented if there was an armed guard inside the building.
Trump says ‘looks like multiple fatalities’ in Pittburgh, ‘God bless all!’
U.S. President Donald Trump said he was watching developments in a shooting incident on Saturday morning in Pittsburgh where it looked like there were “multiple fatalities.”
‘Multiple casualties’ in shooting at Pittsburgh synagogue: police
An active shooting incident in the area of a Pittsburgh synagogue on Saturday resulted in “multiple casualties,” a police commander said.
Jackpot of $750 million, fourth largest in U.S. history, at stake in Powerball lottery
A $750 million jackpot, the fourth largest in U.S. history and the second astronomical jackpot this week, will be at stake during the Powerball drawing on Saturday.
Florida man charged after bombs sent to Trump critics
The Florida man suspected of mailing at least 14 pipe bombs to some of U.S. President Donald Trump’s leading critics was in custody on federal charges on Saturday, in a case reflecting the rancor of one of the most toxic election campaigns in decades.
Control of U.S. Senate may hinge on possible Mississippi runoff
A crowded U.S. Senate race in Republican stronghold Mississippi could set the stage for weeks of uncertainty over which party ends up controlling the upper chamber of Congress after the Nov. 6 elections.
U.S. withdrawal of California gillnet protections for whales, turtles ruled illegal
The Trump administration unlawfully withdrew a plan to limit the number of whales, turtles and other marine creatures permitted to be inadvertently killed or harmed by drift gillnets used to catch swordfish off California, a federal judge has ruled.
