Vice President JD Vance and Second Lady Usha Vance visited Minneapolis on Wednesday, to meet with families and victims of the tragic shooting that occurred recently at Annunciation Catholic Church.
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Minn. trans shooter revealed in journal he was ‘tired of being trans’ and wished he ‘never brain-washed’ himself
Minneapolis transgender mass shooter Robin Westman posted his manifesto prior to committing the Church shooting, confessing that he was “tired of being trans,” and that he “never” should have “brain-washed” himself.
Read More Minn. trans shooter revealed in journal he was ‘tired of being trans’ and wished he ‘never brain-washed’ himselfMinn. officials join community vigil paying respects to Annunciation Catholic School shooting victims
Following the tragic shooting at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis on Wednesday, officials, local residents, and school staff gathered at a vigil to honor the young victims.
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Minneapolis officials held a second news conference following the tragic Catholic school shooting in Minnesota — which left two children dead and 17 others hospitalized.
Read More Minneapolis officials provide update on Annunciation Catholic School shootingMinn. Catholic school shooter filed to change name from ‘Robert’ to ‘Robin,’ expressed hatred for Trump
According to multiple reports, the gunman in the Annunciation Catholic School shooting, which claimed the lives of at least two children and left more than a dozen others wounded, has been identified.
Read More Minn. Catholic school shooter filed to change name from ‘Robert’ to ‘Robin,’ expressed hatred for TrumpUS companies spending record amounts to protect executives as threats rise
Companies are spending record amounts to keep their executives safe in response to rising threats and the killings of two high-profile corporate officials in separate attacks in Manhattan.
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