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11-year-old Uvalde shooting survivor chilling account of escaping death
An 11-year-old survivor of the Uvalde massacre has delivered a horrifying account of how she managed to escape death on that fateful day
The young girl was joined by the parents of multiple victims, testifying in front of a Congressional panel as Senators work to see if there is any compromise on gun safety both parties can agree on.
11-year-old Miah Cerrillo says she was forced to smear the blood of her schoolmates over her body, all in an attempt to look dead and avoid being shot.
As the gunman entered the classroom, the young girl says he told her teacher ‘good night’ before shooting her in the head.
In the pre-recorded interview, Miah adds the man then shot the whiteboard before killing her classmates.
The young girl remains fearful gun violence like this could happen again at a U.S. school.
It follows a number of further mass shootings over the past few weeks, killing dozens and leading to bipartisan talks over possible gun reform.
There has been more than 200 mass murders in the United States in 2022 alone.
While many think the chance of change is impossible, Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has ‘trust’ her Republican counterparts will act appropriately and come to the table.
America’s two major parties have long disagreed on gun rights, but these recent Senate talks are focussing on modest goals, all in an attempt to achieve at least some change.
The proposed reforms include so-called “red flag” laws, which would be used to deny firearms to people who are judged as a risk.
But Republicans are vowing to protect the Constitutional right to keep and bear arms as per the Second Amendment.
Meanwhile, with the Congressional hearing continuing, a doctor who treated many of the Uvalde victims pleaded for lawmakers to “do their job”
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Violence broke out in The Hague
Violence erupts in The Hague as police clash with anti-migration protesters, leading to arrests and injuries ahead of elections.
Violence erupts in The Hague as police clash with anti-migration protesters, leading to arrests and injuries ahead of elections.
Violence broke out in The Hague as Dutch police deployed tear gas and water cannons to disperse thousands of anti migration demonstrators. The protest, organised by a right wing activist just weeks before a national election, turned chaotic with thirty people arrested and two officers injured.
Protesters waved Dutch flags and far right symbols while clashing with authorities, throwing rocks and bottles. A police car was set alight, a highway was blocked, and the headquarters of the centre left D66 party was vandalised, with its leader condemning the destruction as an attack on democracy.
Far right leader Geert Wilders, who currently leads in opinion polls, condemned the violence despite being invited to attend.
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Elon Musk was seen at State Farm Stadium
Elon Musk attended Charlie Kirk’s memorial, joining Trump and VIPs at a major political event in Arizona.
Elon Musk attended Charlie Kirk’s memorial, joining Trump and VIPs at a major political event in Arizona.
Elon Musk was seen among tens of thousands of mourners at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, where a memorial service was held for conservative activist Charlie Kirk. The stadium, filled with attendees wearing red, white, and blue, became the stage for one of the largest political memorials in recent history.
Musk joined a high-profile guest list that included President Donald Trump, Vice President JD Vance, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and media figures such as Tucker Carlson. His presence underscored the mix of politics, culture, and celebrity that surrounded the event.
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Snipers rev up crowds at Charlie Kirk’s memorial service
Thousands gathered for Charlie Kirk’s memorial, blending remembrance with spectacle amid heavy security and Secret Service snipers.
Thousands gathered for Charlie Kirk’s memorial, blending remembrance with spectacle amid heavy security and Secret Service snipers.
At Charlie Kirk’s memorial service in Phoenix, thousands of supporters gathered for an event that blended solemn remembrance with political spectacle. The security presence was immense, resembling the scale of a state funeral or even a major sporting event.
From the rooftops, Secret Service snipers became an unexpected part of the performance, drawing loud cheers from mourners below. Their presence highlighted the extraordinary security measures put in place for the controversial conservative activist.
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